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Silent Sundays: Death in Furs (1897)
Eugène Delâtre, La Mort en fourrures (Death in Furs), 1897Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: Norma Bates (1960)
Mrs. Bates in the fruit cellar as discovered by Lila Crane (Vera Miles) in 1960’s Psycho.Filed under: Holidays, Silent Sundays, TV & Film
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Silent Sundays: The Modern Witch (1927)
March 1927 silk stockings advertisement in Ladies’ Home Journal, featuring Ipswich Hosiery’s “Modern Witch” (via Smithsonian Magazine).Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: In Memory of Erin O’Keefe (1876)
Tombstone erected to draw tourists to Pikes Peak, Colorado, with the tall tale of baby Erin who was eaten alive by rats in 1876.Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: The Witching Hour (1975)
June 1975 issue of The Witching Hour (#55) by DC Comics cover artist Luis Dominguez. Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: The Chimera (1777)
Circa 1777 etching of the mythical chimera by Louis Jean Desprez (La Chimère de Monsieur Desprez)Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar (1933)
Illustration by Harry Clarke from Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar” in Tales of Mystery and Suspense, 1933.Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: Sizzle Magazine (1959)
Burlesque dancer Marcia Edgington on the cover of Sizzle Magazine, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1959 (via BurlyQNell)Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: Firestarter Premiere (1984)
Drew Barrymore lights Stephen King’s cigarette at a 1984 fundraising premiere of Firestarter in Bangor, Maine, photographed by Mimi Cotter.Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: Death and Life (1910)
Gustav Klimt, Death and Life, 1910 (reworked 1915), oil on canvas.Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: La Corriveau (1926)
1926 illustration by Charles Walter Simpson of the skeleton of Québécois murderess Marie-Josephte Corriveau (“La Corriveau”) terrifying a traveler from its iron cage, from Légendes du...
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Silent Sundays: István Kerny (1912)
Hungarian photographer István Kerny and his wife re-enact the story of Judith and Holofernes, 1912.Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: The Crow (1894)
Illustration by Henry Justice Ford for The Crow in The Yellow Fairy Book collected by Andrew Lang, 1894.Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: Circe (1913)
Austrian actress Tilla Durieux as mythical witch Circe offering the tainted cup, painted by Franz von Stuck, 1913.Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: Marilyn Monroe in Collier’s Magazine (1950)
A young Marilyn Monroe with skeleton in an advertisement for Collier’s Magazine circa 1950-1951.Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: Faust (1887)
Theatrical poster for Johann von Goethe’s tragedy Faust showing Mephistopheles conjuring supernatural creatures on Walpurgisnight, created by Dickman, Jones & Hettrich, San Francisco, 1887.Filed...
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Silent Sundays: Skeleton Costumes (1951)
Handmade skeleton costumes, 1951 via Smithsonian MagazineFiled under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: The Legacy (1978)
Polish movie poster for 1978 horror film The Legacy starring Sam Elliott and Roger Daltrey, via Gore Girl’s Dungeon.Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: Untitled (2010)
Untitled, 2010, by look left and look right.Filed under: Silent Sundays
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Silent Sundays: Ghost Stories (1926)
Cover for the inaugural issue of pulp magazine Ghost Stories, July, 1926.Filed under: Silent Sundays
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