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I came across this amazing site the other day.
Sponsored by Cornell University's Institute for Digital Collections (CIDC) this image-bank provides a visual
resource for the study of the Fantastic or of the supernatural in fiction and in art.
The Fantastic in Art and Fiction
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Gee, thanks Bon. Between this and You Tube, I've pretty much given up on ever getting anything done.
Posted by: Tomb | May 26, 2006 at 08:48 PM
yeah, I pretty much sprang wood when I came across this.
Posted by: Beans | May 26, 2006 at 09:00 PM
Wow! What a wonderful website! I'm going to explore it completely and hope to steal a good many things from it. I've always loved those old Posada Mexican woodcuts and those old wild west looking printed materials. When I was a kid, I traveled with my parents to Reno and had a newspaper headline printed the old fashioned way, where they drop the letters into place. Mine read "Lucky Bobby Rini Outshoots Billy the Kid."
Posted by: Bob | May 29, 2006 at 06:02 PM