
The Chilling Account Of The Anguished Man
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- January 29, 2018
- October 4, 2021
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The are many legends of cursed items or treasures. Ancient relics that bring with them strange occurrences and terrifying consequences. Not all of these items date back to antiquity, however. A painting of the contemporary era is perhaps one of the most chilling of these apparently cursed efforts.
Known as ‘The Anguished Man’, the painting’s current owner, Sean Robinson is convinced the morbid piece of artwork is haunted, by its creator no less. The phrase of “putting one’s soul” into their work has never been more appropriate it would seem. As we will see, for reasons unknown, the artist would “mutilate himself” throughout the painting’s creation. This bizarre and shocking ba...
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Perhaps the subject in this painting was not the painter himself but rather some other man being tortured by another person (perhaps the painter himself), with the torture man’s visage being painted and HIS blood being used as part of the oils…after all, we have only the grandmother’s account to go on for this tale as to the origins of the painting…food for thought.