/Lit/ drawings thread? This is a cool drawing from 'La morte

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Harry Clarke's illustration for Poe (guess which story is)

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from M.R. James's Canon Alberic's Scrap-Book

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Le Fanu's Carmilla

Dore for Don Quixote

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Phiz - David Copperfield

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I once saved a bunch of art that was made during WWI. Its all pretty /lit/

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>>9730364

This is pretty cool man

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>>9730383

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>>9730349
doré's engravings are great

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>>9730262
my N I G

>>9730262
>>9731783
Was Clarke by any chance influenced by Japanese woodprints? They both have very similar styles, so I wouldn't be surprised

That's not a drawing, senpai. It's a woodcut print.

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>>9730241
l'amor che move il sole e l'altre stelle

>>9731939
yes he was, and the decadent movement more generally was influenced by japanese visual art.

e.g. the ekphrasis at the beginning of Dorian Gray