by Kathryn Landis
This original ink, pencil, and watercolor art by Kathryn Landis was created for The Ambrose Bierce Site
between 2003 and 2008. Her Bierce creations were scanned and preserved as digital files.
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 Bierce: A portrait
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"The Fiery Horseman"
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"Captured by the Minions of Cthulhu!"
Based on the H.P. Lovecraft story.
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"The Bird-Caller" based on those wonderful stories that Helen Bierce told about her father's ability to call wild birds to perch on his arms
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 "The Death Angel" -- After
being wounded in the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain
Bierce & Oscar Wilde
Suggested by the short story by Don Swaim: Love & Kisses
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Inspired by Bierce's famous story
"An Inhabitant of Carsosa"
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"Eyes of the Panther"
Watercolor based on the famous Bierce ale (also filmed)
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Ambrose Bierce
"The Last Dance"
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The Vampire Bierce
suggested by the K.A. di'Gaetano story And As to Drink
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Regarding her sketch of a nude Bierce, "Captured by the Minions of Cthulhu!", Kathryn writes, "You have to read this story at: Lovecraft Archive. H.P Lovecraft was the man who revolutionized the weird tale -- and he considered Bierce to be one of his idols."
Kathryn Landis
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