HALL OF PAINTINGS
Praise of Melancholy, Paul Delvaux
Covers of the Lodge
- Covers of the Lodge in the Headquarters of the member of the Lodge is undertaken the search for the images that can best illustrate the works of Howard Phillips Lovecraft. And there also are gathered together the First Covers, which were the threshold to enter into the fascinating universe of H.P. Lovecraft.
- Covers of H.P. Lovecraft: Covers of the works of H.P. Lovecraft from foreign publishers.
Galleries of the members of the Lodge
Gallery of Richard Billington the Custody of the Colour Out of Space: LodgeArtGallery of the Unspeakeable drawings by Dr. Cyrus Llanfer for NOS - Nefes Oraculum Stygium.
Gallery of Dogon "as from the beginning, I state that I am not a 'professional artist', but just a mere 'enthusiast' of the artistic expressions in all of their forms, and that my sole intention here is to share with my esteemed brothers the offspring of my insane 'artisanship'" - Gallery of Dogon, Sketchbook II
Gallery of the Hommage a collection of the images illustrating the Contributions to the First Anniversary Hommage to New Lodge of Tentacles.
Gallery of Photomontages of Andrea Bonazzi for the Italian magazine Mystero, edited by Luigi Cozzi and Sebastiano Fusco, the editor of the novel of Lovering, The Inevitable Conflict.
Painters of the Macabre
Gallery of Antoine Wiertz Romantic painter, who depicted the macabre visions of Edgar Allan Poe on the canvas.
Gallery of David McKean David McKean was born at Maidenhed, England, in 1963 and has been the most innovator drawer and illustrator of comics of the last decade. Particularly famous have been his contributions together with the script-writer Neil Gaiman. His work has illustrated the Poems of Natasha and one of his images has been used as cover for the anthology The Children of Cthulhu.
Painters of the OniricPaul Delvaux in the article by Henry Armitage, The Covers of the works of Howard Phillips Lovecraft.
Salvador Dalí, Joan Miró and Max Ernst, Small Surrealist Gallery
Favourite Painters of H.P. Lovecraft
- Sidney Sime one of the painters quoted by Lovecraft as a reference to his tales inspired in the work of Lord Dunsany.
- Virgil Finlay one of the artists preferred by Lovecraft; an usual contributor to Weir Tales, in which he has illustrated some of his stories.
Illustrators of H.P. Lovecraft's Works
Klaus Hagemeister German illustrator, who accounts in images Lovecraft's The Music of Erich Zann.
Lovecraftian Painters
- Zdislaw Beksinski Polish painter with a cosmovision akin to Lovecraft's tales. Selected by Óscar Mariscal, together with his article Beksinski: Painter of Silence and a biography and analysis by Henry Armitage, Painter of Macabre Fantasy.
- Gallery of the Menu of the Lodge: paintings of Zdislaw Beksinski
- H.R. Giger Swiss artist who, from his own personal vision of the Necronomicon, is a clear referent to illustrate the works of H.P. Lovecraft.
Cthulhu Mythos
Insolit Cthulhu Unusual images of this Lovecraftian God who lurks dreaming from his underwater oniric world of R'lyeh. Selected by Henry Armitage.
Lovecraftian and Fantastic Sculpture
Andrea Bonazzi sculpture is a rather unusual artistic form in the dimension of The Cthulhu Mythos, in spite of being present in the proper Lovecraft's Circle through the sculptures and stories of Clark Ashton Smith. From Italy, Andrea Bonazzi follows this tradition. Gallery of Andrea Bonazzi [The contents can be seen without changing of window]. The Cthulhu Mythos, after Andrea Bonazzi and his Animated Images.
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