an invocation of the sensually gothic    
       
   
 
Book of Days: Volume I
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August Days
  
1 The Descent: Horror Returns to England
2 The Eye by M.C. Escher
3 The Libertine, starring Johnny Depp
4 Bauhaus - video: 'She's In Parties'
5 The Witch Doctor Headshrinkers Kit!
6 The Brain That Wouldn't Die
7 'Pulse' movie trailer
8 Nine Inch Nails - The Hand That Feeds
9 Brian DePalma's 'The Black Dahlia'
10 'Room of Angel' from Silent Hill
11 The Misfits and 'The Crimson Ghost'
12 'The Death of the Grave Digger'
13 Symbolist Erotica by Gayac
14 Jacquemin's 'Painful and Glorious Crown'
15 The Art of Louis Welden Hawkins
16 'Satan's Treasures': Art by Jean Delville
17 video: 'Stigmata Martyr' by Abney Park
18 video: Neil Gaiman's 'MirrorMask'
19 Scenes from The Illusionist
20 Gothic Places: Abney Park Cemetery
21 video: Evanescence, from The Open Door
22 Forever Knight
23 J. W. Godward's 'The Delphic Oracle'
24 video: 'The Wicker Man'
25 'Spider Baby'
26 Ray Harryhausen
27 Ulysses and the Sirens
28 The Bride of Frankenstein
29 Ray Bradbury
30 Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
31 Fisherman and the Siren
 
 
August 15, 2006
 
 
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Paintings by Louis Welden Hawkins - (1849-1910)
1) The Haloes 2) Girls Singing Music by Gabriel Fabre 3) The Priestess 4) Idyll

Louis Welden Hawkins was born in Germany to English parents in 1849. As a young man he moved to Paris. His art evolved away from traditional English landscapes to the French Symbolism he is known for, often depicting women in a gently erotic or mystical way in a style reminiscent of the Pre-Raphaelites.
 
 
 
 
         
           
 
 
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