Nightmarish Sculptures of H.P. Lovecraft�s Terrifying Cosmic Entities


�Lovecraft Tormented� wall sculpture
Like many of you oh-so-cool Dangerous Minds readers I am a collector of a great many THINGS. From records to books and a slew of action figures, my house is a mini-museum full of cool THINGS. I also happen to know that a number of our regular visitors to DM seem to have a thing for anything that associated with the great American horror writer H.P. Lovecraft. Which leads me to my post for today which features a number of intricate sculptures depicting some of Lovecraft�s eldritch entities such as �Dagon,� a creature that first made its appearance in Lovecraft�s short story of the same name from 1917; everyone�s favorite octopus-headed cosmic being, �Cthulhu�; Pickman�s model, and the nutty Nyarlathotep among others. I�m just aching to bring a few of these critters into my own menagerie of mayhem�

Some of the sculptures in this post are available for purchase. That said they are not cheap�specifically that magnificent wall sculpture �Lovecraft Tormented� (pictured at the top of this post). That puppy will run you a cool $1288. Several toy companies have released sets of Lovecraft�s monstrous nightmares and when they do, they sell out pretty fast, so if you see something in this post that strikes your fancy, get it now before it�s sold out and selling on eBay for bigs bucks. I�ve included some handy links for you to do just that under each available piece below.



�Nyarlathotep� sculpture by Sota Toys

�Dagon� sculpture.

�Cthulhu� resin bust by Dominic Qwek.
�Pickman�s Model.�
A bust of �Barnabas Marsh� (aka Old Man Marsh in H.P. Lovecraft�s 1931 novel, �The Shadow over Innsmouth�) by Marc Opdycke.
Cthulhu� sculpture by Lee Joyner.




Bomb, Cherry. "Nightmarish sculptures of H.P. Lovecraft�s terrifying cosmic entities." DangerousMinds. January 09, 2017. Accessed January 10, 2017. http://dangerousminds.net/comments/nightmarish_sculptures_of_h.p._lovecrafts_terrifying_cosmic_entities.

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