POSTER/PRINT (choose a size, measured in inches) From the 1919 edition of TALES OF MYSTERY AND IMAGINATION Watermark will be removed High Resolution, 300 DPI Premium Semi-Gloss Paper Unframed, comes shipped In Mailing Tube Since the compilation of Edgar Allan Poe’s suspenseful and eerie tales into Tales of Mystery and Imagination in 1902, numerous talented artists have endeavored to depict them, including renowned names like Arthur Rackham, Edmund Dulac, and Gustave Dore. Yet, it may be the Irish artist Harry Clarke who has most skillfully captured the essence of Poe's eerie realm. In the 1919 edition of Tales, Clarke crafted twenty-four monochrome illustrations showcased below. Their unsettling and dreamlike quality prompts one to ponder if Clarke was under some peculiar influence, until one recalls the haunting narratives themselves.