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Maeve Curwen - Duality. 🖤🧡

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2022-12-11

🔥Then the flaming thing burst into sight at a point where the Curwen farm ought to lie. The human cries of desperate & frightened men were heard. Muskets flashed & cracked & a shriek of human origin was plainly distinguished “Almighty, protect thy lamb!” 🎨sabbas apterus🔥#HPL

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2022-09-06

Print. From Bulls of Bordeaux to the art form has lived on.
Exclusive access to the world renowned Curwen Studio lithographic prints comes to Shrewsbury in October 2022 for the launch of the

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2022-08-12

💀The probability that Curwen was on guard & attempting unusual things, as suggested by the odd shaft of light, precipitated at last the action so carefully devised by the band of serious armed citizens🌌🎨Darren Tan💀#HPLovecraft

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2022-08-10

💀Then the flaming things burst into sight at a point where the Curwen farm ought to lie. The human cries of desperate & frightened men were heard. Muskets flashed & a shriek of human origin was plainly distinguished “Almighty, protect thy lamb!” 🎨Gerald Brom💀#HPLovecraft

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2022-03-14

Congratulations on the 3K followers! I'm feeling proud of these four at the moment (in order from top-left to bottom-right: Secare, Ursel, Munais, Curwen).

Not the best of drawings, but I'm content with how they look.

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2022-01-11

HEATHER CURWEN
https://t.co/XPRF0BEFGw

🎨: Blood out of stone, (2021) Ink, chalk and acrylic with collage elements on Hahnemuhle paper, 84.1 x118.9cm

Find out more here 👇
https://t.co/0STiTtQeFL

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2021-09-15

Less than the sum of his parts. Joseph Curwen's failed resurrection experiment from H.P. Lovecraft's The Case of Charles Dexter Ward. Art: Steve Somers. ⚗💀🐙

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2021-08-17

Also Maeve Curwen. Human nobility of Alterac and Stromgarde (mixed blood), who currently lives in the latter. The masked part of her face is never shown. She is the only surviving member of her family along with her younger brother and their undead eldest, follower of Sylvanas.

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2021-06-26

Ooh, that's an interesting one. Here's my goth queen with her phantom of the opera mask - Maeve Curwen (art by @/Un_EpicMushroom).
Outfit? Absolute lace queen.

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2021-02-10

Being a Horde main means never playing my Alliance alts.
Maeve Curwen (warlock) by @/Un_EpicMushroom, Savaric Gallaghan (drunk holy priest) by @/every0nes_uncle and Karriena Wright (acolyte holy priest) by Alteya on DA.

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2021-01-21

I'll throw in a special of my alt, Maeve Curwen. I have not played her in ages, but adore her design. Art by @/Un_EpicMushroom and Halflyt/Ryan C. (whose recent artist tag I am sadly unaware of).

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2021-01-18

🦑Then the flaming thing burst into sight at a point where the Curwen farm ought to lie. The human cries of desperate & frightened men were heard. Muskets flashed & cracked & a human shriek was plainly distinguished “Almighty, protect thy lamb!” 🎨Stephen_Fabian🦑#Lovecraftian

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2020-11-24

The papers here, while not designed for would make wonderful folded pieces. From the "Specimens of the Curwen Pattern Papers", each sheet shown is designed by an artist (1920s-1950s) specifically for the Curwen Press. Each piece is 1/12 of a whole sheet.

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2020-11-12

🐙Joseph Curwen, Esquire wished to rule the known worlds, but his dark arts were no match for the eternal Great Old Ones...🎨Peter Elson🐙#Lovecraft $Horror

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2020-09-04

Commission of Maeve Curwen.
By

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2020-08-28

Commission of my human, Maeve Curwen.
By

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2020-08-26

A brief break from the Celysiel spam. One of my humans OCs, Maeve Curwen.
Created by

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2020-08-24

💀Then the flaming thing burst into sight at a point where the Curwen farm ought to lie. The human cries of desperate & frightened men were heard. Muskets cracked & a shriek of human origin was plainly distinguished “Almighty, protect thy lamb!”🎨S. Black Wolf Artwork💀#Lovecraft

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2020-05-28

Day 21. What can I say... this one had to have an airing at some point. Lithograph printed by Curwen Press & published by Guinness in 1956 to celebrate the first book of Guinness World Records (1955)

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2020-04-11