Walpurga Hausmännin (?-1587) Was a german midwife accused of witchcraft, cannibalism, vampirism and kiIIing about 40 babies. According to her confession after torture, she kept relations with a demon, sacrificed newborns and used a magical ointment to hurt people and harvests

John William Polidori (1795-1821) Was an english medical doctor and writer active in the Romantic Movement. Known mostly for his association with Lord Byron as his personal physician and for the authorship of "The Vampyre", the story which created the modern vampire archetype

I drew this i think two years ago but i never posted it, the original drawing is lost because the paper got wet. Anyways have a disputation between two dogs

Mary I (1516-1558) Was the Queen of England and Ireland from 1553 until her death. Her reign was marked by religious conflicts, mainly her attempt to reinstitute catholicism as the state religion which led to persecution against protestants, earning her the nickname "Bloody Mary"

Hieronymus Bosch (c.1450-1516) Jheronimus van Aken was a dutch painter known for his unique style, mostly comprised by religious paintings depicting fantastical and nightmarish scenes such as in his triptychs of the Temptation of Saint Anthony and the Garden of Earthly Delights

After a fierce fight Clitoria returns to her family with her spoils

Burke & Hare William Hare (1792/1804-after 1829) and William Burke (1792-1829) were a pair of irish murderers active in Scotland, who for 10 months in 1828 kiIIed 16 people to sell their bodies to the anatomist Robert Knox, so they could be dissected in his lectures

Max Schreck (1879-1936) Was a german actor known for playing creepy roles, with his most famous being Count Orlok in 1922's Nosferatu. Due to his eerie personality many rumours emerged during his lifetime and after death such as him being a real vampire or not being a real person