This painting was inspired by the story The Facesless God by Robert Bloch. Who in turn was inspired by H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos. Bloch is best known as the author of Psycho.

The story depicted Nyarlathotep as a black statue in the Egyptian desert in which an entire expedition met their death trying to recover it.

Learn more about Lovecraft and his Cthulhu Mythos at my Web of Tentacles page.

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Item	Price	Quantity
Original 18x20 acrylic painting	$1700.00	(1 only)
16x20 Print, S/N*	$45.00
8.5x11 Print	$12.00

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Rated:2 of 5 This artwork has been shown 22560 times Number of votes: 78 Excellent Good Fair Poor Terrible  To send an an anonymous review, leave the Name field blank. Email (required) Name (optional) Comment REVIEWS  Sicky666 2006-06-17 15:20:15   Gargoyle...The Lord...  Brent 2006-04-28 11:00:15   Nice work , keep it up!  same as above 2006-03-17 09:10:50   It is interesting that, aside from the "egyptian" motif with the horns and the ball, this is a fairly accurate representation of an adult male "hastur's Hawk". It's good to see that someone is dreaming "straight"., and better than the typical "night ghaunt'. The creature im "nightmare's Master" is obviously a deranged and lost juvenile of the same species.    Other comments

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