"The Blasphemer," William Blake, 1800.

Cast out for being too sexy for his shirt.

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Street Art in the Age of Basquiat: Jenny Holzer and Lady Pink on Streetwise Feminisms, Satanism, and Reaganomics https://t.co/DOkBdFZ3IZ

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Street Art in the Age of Basquiat: Jenny Holzer and Lady Pink on Streetwise Feminisms, Satanism, and Reaganomics Vía Sarah Douglas https://t.co/eorGcfSsA7

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"A Marriage For Wealth Presided Over by Satan," Hendrik Goltzius, Holland, 1595.

Nothing so grand as a royal wedding.

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🌊Do you agree with Leviathan?🐳
I personally think that destiny depends on our contexts and decisions, and a bit on luck too

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"Tobias & Sarah With the Archangel Raphael Exorcising the Demon Asmodeus," Jan Steen, 1660.

The dog has a very "But that's none of my business" vibe.

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"The Temptation of Christ," Tintoretto, 1581.

"Come on man, these are my best rocks."

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Detail of, “The Battle of Archangel Michael with Satan,” Tintoretto, 1578.

Okay first of all, that fight was fixed.

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Been a while since a good ol’ satanism scare 🙏👹

Glad to see an artist can still spark moral outrage!

Stay

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"At a Dinner of Atheists," Felicien Rops, 1893.

I'll have what she's having.

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😈Black Wings characters😈

Satan is the Queen of Hell and also the princess of Wrath. Please, don't bother her.

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Madame Hecate welcomes you to her body modification shop in the off-world red light district. Her speciality is the "cyber satanism"- bodymod style. Molding your flesh into a beautiful flower of tissue, bone and cybernetic implants will be most defining moment in your life.

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"Eve & the Serpent," John H. Coates, 1916.

"It's going to be a splinter-heavy climb back down and pants haven't been invented yet, so you're really going to have to make coming up here really count."

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"The Horned Beast," Bamberg Apocalypse, 1020.

"Let's go, before he figures out how to get around those playblocks."

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From "Alphabet Illustrated," George Liddell Johnston, 1875.

"My dear Wormwood,

I note what you say about guiding your patient’s reading and taking care that he sees a good deal of his materialist friend, but are you not being a trifle naif? It sounds as if..."

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"Lady Lilith," Dante Rossetti, 1868.

Rossetti described his subject as a "modern Lilith," which suggests an unfortunate degree of Victorian infanticide but a very fortunate degree of Victorian cowgirl.

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Illustration to "The Lances of Lynwood," Jane Blackburn, 1891.

"More than one way to skin a what now?"

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I am the shadow with the eyes, eyes of fire. I will fulfill your every hellish desire. Come sit on this throne here beside me and be mine and we'll watch the flames get higher and higher...

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