“Le vampire” was painted in 1825 by one of the most influential french painters – Eugène Delacroix. As it happens, in that year he spent three months studying English painters.
The title of the work is pretty self-explanatory. Enjoy 🙂
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No, my kind of vampires don`t sparkle in the sun and don`t have emo hairdos. They most certainly don`t wear tons of make-up and don`t chase deer in the forest! For me, the vampire is the bloodthirsty mythological creature that inspired the gothic novels and brought to surface the fears of the subconscious. For me… the image of the vampire is Norferatu or Dracula, surely not Edward Cullen. The only romantic shades that I can accept are those given by Anne Rice in the Vampire Chronicles.
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