José Guadalupe Posada - Calavera Huertista

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José Guadalupe Posada - Calavera Huertista

William-Adolphe Bouguereau - The Flagellation of Our Lord Jesus Christ

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William-Adolphe Bouguereau - The Flagellation of Our Lord Jesus Christ

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Corrupted - Anciano

Paul Gustave Doré - The Avaricious-Adrian V

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Paul Gustave Doré - The Avaricious-Adrian V

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found the original:
Eric Knight Holbrook - Wallpaper
Max Hardcore and Catalina
The bombardment by American aircraft the Japanese port of Kobe
Alan Lee - The Phooka page from Brian Froud's books Faeries
The artist is unknown, this is L'Amour de Pierrot french postcard of 1905
Michał Bylina - Drużyna Bolesława Chrobrego Nad Bałtykiem
Gary Gianni - The Dark Horse Book of Witchcraft
Caspar David Friedrich - The morning
Ciruelo Cabral - Mago
Wallpapers of game Dead Rising

I finished the installation of a watermark. Now all the originals have watermarks.

Once again - This is not a pirate blog. Each work has its own creator. I correspond with many artists, and they allowed me to publish the originals. To not use the originals then I put watermarks.

Paul Gustave Doré - Paramours and Flatterers

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Paul Gustave Doré - Paramours and Flatterers

Joel-Peter Witkin - Harvest - 1984

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Joel-Peter Witkin - Harvest - 1984

Eduard Schön - Martin Luther - the devil's bagpipes. Caricature of the Reformation - 1530

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Eduard Schön - Martin Luther - the devil's bagpipes. Caricature of the Reformation - 1530

Ryszard Horowitz - New York Ozone

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Ryszard Horowitz - New York Ozone

Charles W. Furlong - Family Selk'nam goes to the beach - 1908

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Charles W. Furlong - Family Selk'nam goes to the beach - 1908. 

The Selk'nam, also known as the Onawo or Ona people are an indigenous people in the Patagonian region of southern Chile and Argentina, including the Tierra del Fuego islands. They were one of the last aboriginal groups in South America to be reached by Westerners in the late 19th century, when the Chilean and Argentine governments began efforts to explore and integrate Tierra del Fuego (literally, the "land of fire" based on early European explorers observing Selk'nam smoke from their bonfires).