the Devil`s Vaudeville

Grotesque and Uncanny art from Renaissance until present

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Sunday, February 1, 2015

Map of the Republic of Venice by Jacopo de' Barbari






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Labels: architecture, high renaissance, maps, mythology, ornamental, sea-ceatures
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The Devil`s VauDeville is a blog that was created out of my personal love and interest for works of art that depict bizarre, grotesque, magical and sometimes fantastical motives and tropes.


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