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New blog post next week! Keep an eye out for "the Sandstone Bird," by Edward Hitchcock. Currently the only palaeontology poem to feature a sorceress, this poem is laden with drama! Magnificent guest art by .

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2020-02-21

Kim Novak 1933
Vertigo
Picnic
Pal Joey
Bell Book and Candle
The Man with the Golden Arm
https://t.co/Een1qqkQ1f

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2020-02-13

Here's my very late pinch-hitter for ! Aubrey and the Hitchcocks doing a little shopping with Frank and Beans in tow! Thanks for such great Marielda squad prompts!!

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2020-02-13

We have only 2 of each posters left in our gallery.
by & by
Contact gallery.co.uk for purchases

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2020-02-07

hitchcock, also adaire,

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2020-01-27

"There is no terror in the BANG, Only in the anticipation of it" - Alfred Hitchcock -

get the poster now only
visit: https://t.co/pl4rVFQJIT
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2020-01-27

dont mind me i am just thinking about hitchcock growing old,

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2020-01-10

i was just saying the other day that i wanted to draw the hitchcocks as babies more..

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2019-12-31

Amazing that this Max Ernst painting was the film poster for THE BIRDS by Alfred Hitchcock. The image comes from the film release in Czechoslovakia in the 1970s. Here's the original painting " Dressing up the Bride" and the 1952 American film poster for comparison.

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2019-12-20

"But then the darkness closed in, I was alone in the dark, being pulled into darkness, and I fought to wake up"

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2019-12-16