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the devil and his server is depicted in this illustration from an early medieval manuscript
Eighteenth-Century Occult Drawings: Still Blood-Curdling
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an illustration of the birth of jesus in front of a rock with flames coming out of it
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an image of a man in costume with wings on his head and two skulls on his chest
Eighteenth-Century Occult Drawings: Still Blood-Curdling
Seriously Blood-Curdling 18th Century Occult Drawings
an animal with its mouth open in front of another animal wearing a bow tie and leopard print
Eighteenth-Century Occult Drawings: Still Blood-Curdling
Seriously Blood-Curdling 18th Century Occult Drawings
an illustration of a weird creature with many arms and legs
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an old book with a drawing of a woman and two dogs on the cover,
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an illustration of a demon in costume
Eighteenth-Century Occult Drawings: Still Blood-Curdling
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black and white photograph of man with blonde hair
Gordon Lish: ‘Had I not revised Carver, would he be paid the attention given him? Baloney!’
Christian Lorentzen talks to the legendary editor in an extract from a forthcoming issue of the Paris Review
two london review books, one in pink and the other in blue
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a drawing of a woman holding a wand in front of a fire bowl on a table
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