The Hanged Man at the Bell Illustration for The Legend of Thyl Ulenspiegel and Lamme Goedzak by Charles de Coster 1867
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"The Hanged Man at the Bell" is an 1867 illustration by Felicien Rops for the novel *The Legend of Thyl Ulenspiegel and Lamme Goedzak* by Charles de Coster. The illustration depicts a man hanging upside down from a bell tower, a scene drawn with meticulous detail and evocative lines. The image showcases the characteristic dark and satirical style of Rops, a renowned Belgian artist known for his graphic works exploring themes of sexuality, morality, and the macabre. The illustration serves as a powerful and unsettling visual representation of the novel’s themes, blending fantastical elements with a sense of the grotesque, typical of the Art Nouveau movement.
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