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The Idol of Perversity

Jean Delville, 1891
The Idol of Perversity, Jean Delville
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The Idol of Perversity (L'idole de la perversite) is a Symbolist Graphite and Paper Drawing created by Jean Delville in 1891. It lives in a private collection. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Femme Fatales and Medusa. Source

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