Devil Collection (page 76)

Little Red Man
LE PETIT HOMME ROUGE The little red man or devil, traditionally associated (by his enemies) with Napoleon, depicted treating him like a son

Tasmanian Devil - 2
(sarcophilus harrisii) The largest marsupial carnivore, nocturnal, uttering loud and devilish cries

Tasmanian Devil
(sarcophilus harrisii) The largest marsupial carnivore, nocturnal, uttering loud and devilish cries

Will of the Wisp Devil
Scottish country folk believe that the marsh lights are carried by the devil, luring travellers to their deaths

Dancing at Sabbat
Witches dance round the Devil in a circle

Demon and Couple
The Devil frightens a countryman and his wife

Devil Lifting Table
The Popes solution of table- lifting - its the Devil who is responsible

Plants / Nigella Damascena
Love-In-A-Mist, or Devil-In-A-Bush, or Garden Fennel

Witches Sabbat
Demons and witches gather at the sabbat as the Devil prepares to enjoy his latest victim

Red Devil / 3 Horned
Red Devil with 3 horns, tail and goats legs pours money into the fire

Cross Talisman
CROSS TALISMAN For Christians, this symbol, representing the cross on which Jesus was crucified, offers powerful protection against his foe, the Devil

Grimm / Devil & G mother
The dragon dines with the devils grandmother

Grimm / Devils Brother
Hans the soldier keeps the fires burning in hell for the devil and discovers his old general in one of the pots

Witch and Devil
A witch embraces the Devil, the Devil embraces a witch

Skincare / Beauty Cream
A devil tries to tempt a lady with Floreine beauty cream

Cards with Devil
A Norwegian countryman plays a game of cards with Mr Splitfoot, with his soul at stake; being a crafty peasant, he wins the game...and keeps his soul

Latvian Con Man
Preying on superstitious countryfolk, a Latvian confidence trickster, dis- guised as the Devil, demands money to save the victim from hell - but is not believed Date: 1935

Present Child to Devil
Parents present their child to the Devil

Devil Welcomes Recruit
The Devil welcomes a new recruit to the Sabbat

Devil Accepts Gifts
Witches bring gifts to the Sabbat which the Devil gratefully accepts

Dancing with the Devil
The Devil dances with his disciples at the Sabbat

Instructing Witches
The Devil instructs his followers in the ways of unrighteousness

Trampling Crucifix
The Devil encourages his witches to demonstrate their loyalty by trampling on the Crucifix

Devil Baptises Recruit
The Devil baptises a new recruit

Concepts / Heaven & Hell
Sinners carried off to hell, the good go to heaven : wall painting from Orsa parish in Dalarna, Sweden

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"Unveiling the Enigmatic Devil: A Journey through Art and Folklore" St Michael Archangel by Guido Reni: Witness the celestial battle between good and evil as St. Michael triumphs over the devil, showcasing divine strength. Paris Gargoyle: Behold the menacing figure of a devilish gargoyle perched atop Notre-Dame Cathedral, guarding against malevolent forces. Demon and Witches: Delve into a realm of dark enchantment as demons conspire with witches, painting an eerie tableau of supernatural collaboration. Woman raising her skirts to scare off the devil: Uncover ancient superstitions as women employ unconventional tactics to ward off lurking devils, revealing their resilience in face of evil. Witches in Flight (Vuelo de Brujas), 1797-1798 by Francisco Goya: Explore Goya's haunting depiction of witches soaring through moonlit skies during their nocturnal gatherings – a mesmerizing blend of fear and fascination. Sabbat Dance: Immerse yourself in the frenzied dance rituals performed by witches during sabbats, where earthly boundaries blur with diabolical revelry. The Mouth of Hell engraving: Peer into an abyssal chasm etched on paper, capturing mankind's eternal fascination with damnation and our collective struggle against temptation. The Devils Chimney: Traverse deep within nature's labyrinthine caves to discover "The Devils Chimney, " an awe-inspiring geological formation that echoes tales from folklore about hidden realms inhabited by sinister beings. Mephisto Cigars label printed by F. Heppenheimers sons, New York: Unearth vintage artistry adorning cigar labels featuring Mephistopheles himself – a testament to society's enduring intrigue with both vice and indulgence. The Devil Presenting St Augustin with the Book of Vices by Michael Pacher: Witness the moral dilemma faced by St.