Ephialtes Wall Art — 1863 Gothic Nightmare Engraving CanvasSleep, historically, was never uncomplicated. Ephialtes derived from the Greek term for nightmare was described as a figure that stifles sleep. In the 1863 edition of Dictionnaire Infernal, French illustrator Louis Le Breton depicts him perched upon a dreaming figure, capturing the uneasy tension between rest and unrest. A historic example of 19th century French demonology illustration. The engraving feels theatrical, almost operatic part folklore,

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