The painting depicts a lone figure in a hollow, a man tightly surrounded by black fiendish shapes about to deluge him utterly. He wears only a robe as blue and clean as the sky, and wields a long staff. Nothing about the painting seems dreamlike; the sharp features of some demons, or the grasping claws of others, appear as real as stone, as real as the grain of the wood on his staff. As real as if this actually happened. The look in the man's eye is one of extremity and defiance, suggesting he still believes in |
magnet | LORD MHORAM'S VICTORY by Ahanna daughter of Hanna (by Stephen R. Donaldson) |
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