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ย Capture of Joan of Arc, oil on panel by Adolphe-Alexandre Dillens, Belgian, 1821-1877.
ย Dillens was an artist and etcher who began his career with war images and later turned to genre painting. He was a student of his brother, Hendrik Dillens. The painting is in the Museum of the Academy of Arts in Petrograd, Russia.ย
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Many classical writers and artists explored misty shades and shadows of the supernatural. Others chronicled myths and legends.
This is a collection of writers and artists who illustrated these dark themes.
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