Creatures & Monsters! A Witchy Wednesday article.

This week's Witchy Wednesday article is all about monsters! 

Below is a collection of real historic illustrations, paintings and engravings of fantastically imaginative beasts and very odd creatures! 



The Monster of Lake Fagua, 18th century illustration of the monster, describing it as a harpie.

A 1784 depiction of the monster having been captured

An Eleven-headed Winged Creature
German School early 18th century by German School early 18th century.

A selection of images from 18th Century Mythical Creatures Engravings by Johann Christian Wilhelm Waitz











Creatures by Theodor Kittelsen

Images sourced from The National museum Norway.

 https://www.nasjonalmuseet


Theodor Kittelsen (1857-1914), The Sea Monster, 1881. The National Museum of Art, Oslo, Norway.







Det rusler og tusler rasler og tasler, 1900
(Creepy, Crawly, Rustling, Bustling)


Isn't Butterball at home today?" asked the TrollIllustration for "Butterball"
Series title
Artist:
Theodor Kittelsen
Creation date:
1882 eller 1883



The Princess picking Lice from the Troll
For Soria Moria Palace, series consisting of twelve paintings
Series title
Artist:
Theodor Kittelsen
Creation date:(1900)





Hopp kjerring, her er en bekk! Nyttårskort
Artist:
Theodor Kittelsen
Creation date:Ca. 1880





Sjel slå deg til ro, et, drikk og vær glad
Artist:
Theodor Kittelsen
Creation date:Mellom 1876 og 1887



Bonde Værskjegg
Artist:
Theodor Kittelsen
Creation date:(1886)



Pesta on the Stairs
Illustration for "The Black Death", Kristiania, 1900
Series title
Artist:
Theodor Kittelsen
Creation date:Mellom 1894 og 1896



The Trolls burst into a fit of Laughter
Illustration for "The Golden Bird"
Series title
Artist:
Theodor Kittelsen
Creation date:(1882)




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