Halloween Creatures in Five Centuries of Art (HeadStuff)

francisco_de_goya_y_lucientes_-_witches27_sabbath_28the_great_he-goat29 — Witches’ Sabbath (The Great He-Goat) by Francisco Goya, 1821-3. [Public domain] via Wikimedia Commons.

It wouldn’t be Halloween if I didn’t write at least once about creepy creatures in art. (Did you really think I wasn’t going to do it this year?) Well, HeadStuff just posted my article “Halloween Creatures in Five Centuries of Art”, in which I take a look at how imaginings of witches, vampires, demons, and other Halloween characters have evolved throughout Western art history. Check it out!

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