VINCENT @teeth.rip · Dec 7 1 / 2
I was postulating this might be a Böcklin detail, or even a less trippy than average Beksiński, but tis in fact a very sombre-looking piece by Wolf Antonín Raimund, new to me, titled simply Alpská Krajina II. Credited to 1892.
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Vasnetsov is back with his most famous Knight at the Crossroads (1882), Henry Singleton with the popular motif of Ariel on a Bat's Back (1819) (compare it to Fuseli's!), and the super charming The Dance of the Rats (~1690s) from Ferdinand van Kessel!