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Clarence John Laughlin, Elegy for Mors Land, 1951

Ghost house

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Clarence John Laughlin, A Vision of Dead Desire, 1954

I like this piece seems like angel has come to take him home

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Clarence John Laughlin, A “Lost” Boy, No. 1, 1955

Looks like slums of Puerto Rico

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Clarence John Laughlin, The Architecture of Light, 1957

I wonder if light was suppose to hit it somewhere

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Clarence John Laughlin, A Victorian Delicacy, No. 1, 1961

That reminds me of little house on the prairie

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Edmund Dulac, illustrations for The Poems of Edgar Allan Poe

This is weird it’s like what makes her a women is what causes her pain weird

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Edmund Dulac, illustrations for The Poems of Edgar Allan Poe

Wondering if it’s songs or screams

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Edmund Dulac, illustration from The Rubaiyat

Hmm egyptian princess?

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Edmund Dulac, illustration from The Rubaiyat

Hmm wondering what he just brought through the city

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Edmund Dulac, Firebird

Hmm is he bringing good or bad dreams