Dark & Fascinating Art (Vin's Favourite Artwork Archive)

Sunday Gardening by John Falter, 1961

Peaceful Evening (Friedlicher Abend) by Carl Spitzweg

Wooden Landscape in Germany by Sophus Jacobsen, 1912

Pond in the Mist by Henri Biva, 1910

Andrew Wyeth and Odd Nerdrum by Richard T. Scott

As dictated by nature, Ants drive towards a united vision which means their work has a true sense of meaning and purpose. A tribal hegemony that forms a superorganism with the sole goal of ensuring the strength, prosperity, and existence of the colony. The unrelenting cohesion and synergy displayed by Ant colonies ensures that they survive all manner of hardships. Or, perish together in the attempt. Unwavering is the Ant that is inherently fueled by work satisfaction and collective identity. To separate, or alter the unison, directive, and identity of Ants as individuals, ensures that the colony, and all traces of it, will disappear.

The Will-o’-the-Wisp by Arnold Böcklin, 1882

A Gloucestershire cottage under the Cotswold Hills by Helen Allingham

A Garden in Bloom by Alexander Saidov

Absorbed in his Studies, 1874 by Eilif Peterssen

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Hagen Throws the Priest Overboard — Hermann Vogel (1911)

Yard with Lunatics (Corral de locos) by Francisco Goya

The Fallen Angels Entering Pandemonium, c. 1841 By John Martin

The Inferno by Herri met de Bles

I never walk away. Even when I do.

Apparition, circa 1880 by French school

La duchesse de Langeais» illustrated by André E. Marty, 1950

Francesca da Rimini and Paolo in hell with Dante and Virgil, 1883 by Henri Martin