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2. www.artrenewal.org › maurice-sand › 97706Werewolves leaning against the wall of a cemetery at night

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   Werewolves leaning against the wall of a cemetery at night by Maurice Sand - Art Renewal Center.

3. www.meisterdrucke.us › fine-art-prints › MauriceThe werewolf (The werewolf, lupo mannaro) engraving after a ...

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   The werewolf (The werewolf, lupo mannaro) engraving after a painting by Maurice Sand. Engraving from 1857. by Maurice Sand. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper. colour · colours · color · engraving · night · moon · engraving · monster · imaginary character · werewolf ...

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   Where did werewolves come from?

   • One of the earliest mentions of the werewolf, predating Greek lycanthropy, is in the Roman poet Virgil’s Eclogue 8, written in 37 BCE. He wrote that a man named Moeris could change himself into a werewolf using herbs and poisons and call ghosts from the graves. Another early instance of werewolfism is in the satirical novel Satyricon.

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   Are werewolves a lycanthrope?

   • Throughout history, there are records of the trials of confessed or accused werewolves. They were hunted, questioned, and executed in much the same way witches were, because witches were often accused of being lycanthropes. These so-called “werewolf trials” give us a historical glimpse at rampant human belief in werewolves.

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   Is a rougarou a werewolf?

   • The rougarou, most commonly described as a bayou-dwelling werewolf, appears in Louisiana folklore. The legend of the rougarou is common across French Louisiana, also once a French colony. In the Grimms’ Fairy Tales, it is not the Little Red Cap ( Little Red Riding Hood) that includes werewolfism.

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   Where did the werewolf myth come from?

   • The legend of the werewolf in America mainly comes from European settlers. When these pioneers began settling in North America, they noticed a considerable wolf population – real wolves. When their legends mixed with Native American werewolf legends – already in existence before the European arrivals, America created the werewolf myth we see today.

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5. www.bridgemanimages.com › en › sandImage of Werewolf - 'Loup-Garou' by Sand, Maurice (1823-1889)

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   Download stock image by Maurice Sand - Werewolf - 'Loup-Garou'- High quality fine art images, pictures, photos and videos from Bridgeman Images. Experts in licensing art, culture and history images.

6. www.worthpoint.com › worthopedia › world-werewolfOld World Werewolf Fine Art Print "Les Lupins" By Maurice ...

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   Source eBay. For your consideration, a fantastic 18th Century print of Maurice Sand's "Les Lupins", after a personal encounter by George Sand in 1858! Werewolves, also known as "Loup Garou", or "Lycanthropes", were prevalent in European folklore for hundreds of years.

7. www.meisterdrucke.uk › fine-art-prints › MauriceThe werewolf (The werewolf, lupo mannaro) engraving after a ...

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   The werewolf (The werewolf, lupo mannaro) engraving after a painting by Maurice Sand. Engraving from 1857. by Maurice Sand as a perfect fine art print support@meisterdrucke.com · 0043 4257 29415

8. www.flickr.com › photos › markfullerdillonMaurice Sand. "Les Lupins." Werewolves. | From ... - Flickr

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   From LÉGENDES RUSTIQUES, by George Sand (Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin de Francueil), 1858. For best results, download the Original size.

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9. www.historicmysteries.com › myths-legends › werewolfWerewolf Legends from Around the World - Historic Mysteries

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   Oct 31, 2014 · ‘Le Loup-Garou.’ by Maurice Sand (France, 1857). Wikimedia Commons. In 1573, Gilles Garnier, otherwise known as the “Werewolf of Dole” was executed for being a werewolf. He was a confessed serial killer.