Vision of Death Journal - Gustave Doré
A beautiful velvet matte hardcover Vision of Death journal featuring artwork by Gustave Doré (The Vision of Death)
Gustave Doré was a 19th-century French artist and illustrator renowned for his dramatic and detailed depictions of biblical scenes, mythological subjects, and literary works. His most famous works include illustrations for Dante's Inferno and the Bible. Doré's style was characterized by his use of bold lines, dramatic lighting, and exaggerated figures, which often conveyed a sense of awe and terror.
This journal interpretation is part of the Eternal Visions series by Ghost of Earth.
Available in 5.75"x8"
.: 150 lined pages (75 sheets)
.: Matte finish
.: Casewrap binding
A beautiful velvet matte hardcover Vision of Death journal featuring artwork by Gustave Doré (The Vision of Death)
Gustave Doré was a 19th-century French artist and illustrator renowned for his dramatic and detailed depictions of biblical scenes, mythological subjects, and literary works. His most famous works include illustrations for Dante's Inferno and the Bible. Doré's style was characterized by his use of bold lines, dramatic lighting, and exaggerated figures, which often conveyed a sense of awe and terror.
This journal interpretation is part of the Eternal Visions series by Ghost of Earth.
Available in 5.75"x8"
.: 150 lined pages (75 sheets)
.: Matte finish
.: Casewrap binding
A beautiful velvet matte hardcover Vision of Death journal featuring artwork by Gustave Doré (The Vision of Death)
Gustave Doré was a 19th-century French artist and illustrator renowned for his dramatic and detailed depictions of biblical scenes, mythological subjects, and literary works. His most famous works include illustrations for Dante's Inferno and the Bible. Doré's style was characterized by his use of bold lines, dramatic lighting, and exaggerated figures, which often conveyed a sense of awe and terror.
This journal interpretation is part of the Eternal Visions series by Ghost of Earth.
Available in 5.75"x8"
.: 150 lined pages (75 sheets)
.: Matte finish
.: Casewrap binding