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A few months after the case ended, Falero died aged 45. So this, to me, is why He is not only the perfect artist, but also the perfect story for #Halloween. Female Revenge/Justice/Witches - and I will always look at his work and wonder which witch hexed the truth out. 👻🧛♀️🦇
Luis Falero was born in 1851, the Duke of Labranzano in Spain. But by the 1880s he had settled in London. His work was devoted to combining the realism of human form, but with mythological settings. Like this from 1878, the stunning 'Witches Sabbath' #halloween
‘Witches going to their Sabbath’ (1878), by Luis Ricardo Falero
#HappyHallowen 🎃 🧙♀️
@chick_in_kiev Witches going to their Sabbath (1878), by Luis Ricardo Falero
@piraco75 @SweetViolettes @SvetlanaBogdan @atheart62 @LenaSommarstrom @marcris47 @Belli_ann @inkandstars @DlgermanyDavid @gaiagardens TYSM Piero 🙏🏻 Lovely!
Butterfly Woman : Luis Falero
Luis Ricardo Falero "El sueño de Fausto" (1880) I Bouguereau "Las Oreadas" (1902)
Paul-Jacques-Aimé Baudry 1862
| Luis Ricardo Falero 1879
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Luis Ricardo Falero: "Brujas yendo al Sabbath" 1878 | Títulos de crédito de la serie #TheLeftovers (2014)
Leaving the office on Friday? Broom? Check! Clothes? Well, they’re overrated! #FridayFeeling ‘The Witches Sabbath aka Muse of the Night’ 1880 and ‘Departure of the Witches’ 1878 by Luis Ricardo Falero (1851-1896)
"Witches going to their Sabbath", an 1878 painting by Luis Ricardo Falero, turned into an animation.
Vision Of Faust 1878 by Luis Ricardo Falero
also known as "The Departure of the Witches."
Witches going to their Sabbath [aka, The Departure of the Witches or The Vision of Faust] (1878) by Luis Ricardo Falero (Spain, 1851–1896). #Art #folklorethursday
slowly working on a Neo Queen Serenity painting, pose inspired by Luis Ricardo Falero