Thanks for the new links Avane, I remember seeing the Kahlo when you posted it at "that other forum".
It is very evocative. I must have been thinking of another picture re: "Gas" because that doesn't look like I remember. The man looks almost as if he is leaning against the pumps for support.
BlueSky, Varos is pretty cool, isn't she? I recently got introduced to her myself and like her work.
The Great Red Dragon and the Woman Clothed in Sun ~ William Blake
http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h5...red_dragon.jpg
Back to the Pre-Raphealites for a moment....
Edward Robert Hughes
Night with Her Train of Stars ArtMagick: Edward Robert Hughes (British, 1851-1914): Night with Her Train of Stars Heart of Snow ArtMagick: Edward Robert Hughes (British, 1851-1914): Heart of Snow
I also really like Arthur Rackhams artwork. I think he is best known for being a book illustrator. Some of the paintings are very whimsical, but others are more serious.
The Moon and Her Mother http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h5...r_mother_p.jpg The Joy of a Falling Leaf http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h5...lling_leaf.jpg