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John Coulthart’s adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
(via johncoulthart.com; his shop)

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Posted on 05/16/201607/20/2016 by C. McDanielPosted in UncategorizedTagged artistic nudity, decadence, dorian gray, favorite artists, horror lit, john coulthart, lit, long post, lovecraft's library, nsfw, queue, supernatural horror in literature, the decadent movement.

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