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‘Nightmares’: The perfect calendar for 2017
11.22.2016
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If you think 2016 has been a bad year then be prepared for what may come in 2017 with John Coulthart’s magnificent Nightmares calendar.

Following on from his highly successful Lovecraft calendar last year, artist, writer and all round good guy Coulthart has pulled together a rich selection of his finest artwork to create an eye-catching calendar for 2017. His theme this time round is nightmares—which may be apt considering some of this year’s startling events.

Coulthart has picked some of his best known (and some little known) artwork from the mid-1990s—including paintings of Lord Horror, the Burroughs influenced Red Night Rites diptych and “one of the pages from [his] Kabbalistic collaboration with Alan Moore, The Great Old Ones.”

I like Coulthart’s work—it unsettles those dark corners where imagination grows wild—and think his Nightmares 2017 will look damned good on any wall. Order yours here.
 
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January: ‘Steps of Descent ‘(digital, 2008).
 
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February: ‘Untitled’ (acrylics on board, 1997).
 
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March: ‘Waltzes and Whispers’ (acrylics on board, 1998).
 
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April: ‘Red Night Rites I’ (acrylics on board, 1997).
 
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May: ‘Vultures Await’ (digital, 2010).
 
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June: ‘Red Night Rites II’ (acrylics on board, 1997).
 
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July: ‘Lord Horror’ (acrylics on canvas, 1997).
 
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August: ‘Untitled’ (acrylics on board, 1996).
 
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September: ‘Howl from Beyond’ (acrylics on board, 1996).
 
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October: ‘Untitled’ (digital, 2014).
 
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November: ‘In Spaces Between’ (digital, 1999).
 
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December: ‘House of the Rising Sun’ (digital, 2016).
 
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Posted by Paul Gallagher
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11.22.2016
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