Lady Lilith, Dante Gabriel Rossetti. 1864-73.
I was not sure if this was supposed to be the
Mythological Lilith, but thanks to Renee
Rosen who found Rossetti's
poems written to accompany it, I am no longer doubtful.Wilmington Society of the Fine Arts, Wilmington, Delaware.
Abel Pann (1883-19Images/63). Lilit
h.
from a series: The Bible in pictures. Jerusalem, 1926.Center for Judaic Studies, University of Pennsylvania. Mayer Sulzberg er Collection. Used by permission.
Lilith by
Karin Boye (1900-1941).© Copyright 1996 Ulf Boye.
Lilith med Faun by Karin Boye (1900-1941).© Copyright 1996 Ulf Boye.
Richard Callner Lovers: Birth of Lilith,
(1964). 24 x 34", oil.© 1964 Richard Callner. Collection of Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Rivkend
Richard Callner Lilith as Artemis of Ephesus
Creating the Garden of Eden, (1966). 39 1/2 x 39 1/2", oil on
linen.© 1966 Richard Callner. Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Benson
Richard Callner Lilith Leaving the Garden
of Eden (Lilith Metamorphosis), (1969/1973).
48 1/4 x 40", oil on linen.© 1969 Richard Callner. Collection of Nancy Liddle
Jappie King Black. Lilith. Hand woven (on a loom), crocheted,
stitched, wrapped, coiled and painted of mixed fibers: linen, wool,
cotton, silk, synthetics and alpaca approx. 60 x 12 x 12 inches with
wood base. Please read the artist's statment.
© 1980 Jappie King Black. Photo R.W. Black. Used by
permission.
H.R. Giger. Lilith. If you are even a little familiar
with Giger's work,
you can't be too surprised to find that he portrayed
Lilith. She made the cover of one of his books, in fact.
© copyright 1985. From Necronomicon 2
Edition C Zurich, 1985 and 1992 by Morpheus International.
Lilith, 14in x 11in, oil on linen, created 1991,
Private Collection.
© copyright 1996 Linda Falorio.
Lilith. 'Fantasy Art' picture by Boris Vallejo.
1994 Boris Vallejo Mythology Calendar. Workman Publishing Co., Inc., 708 Broadway, New York, NY 10003. ISBN 1-56305-381-0 © copyright 1993 Boris Vallejo.
Susan
Aaron-Taylor: Lilith. Probably wood & polymer.
I have been unable to verify the details on
this sculpture, but it most likely comes from her
Dieties series, circa 1994.
Lilith Creation, 1995.Lilith, the Snake, With her Goddess Self, 1996.
Two from a collection of images on Lilith by Lilian Broca.
Calabim-Lilim. drawn by Dan Smith. A rendition
of one of the lesser lilith-demons, which the producers of
this game call 'lilim'.This comes from a group of illustrations produced by Steve Jackson Games for their angel-demon role playing game, In Nomine. © copyright 1996? Steve Jackson Games.
Lilith in the Darkness East of EdenI got this (actually Renee Rosen found it first) from what I take to be a MUD (I think) which has now disappeared. I was told by the same person who correctly informed me of the origin of the preceeding picture that this is also from In Nomine, but I have not yet been able to confirm that. If the information is correct, then it is probably drawn by Dan Smith and the copyright info. will be the same. Mr. Smith was able to confirm by e-mail that he drew at least one Lilith picture as well as the preceeding 'lilim'.
Davide Bigazzi. Lilith.
This work is made with LightWave 3D software, and the original
resolution is 1500*2000. The artist's discussion of
the picture can be found at Art
Gallery di 3000+. Davide Bigazzi © 1996-1997, all rights
reserved. Used by permission
Ariadne.
Lilith. Created using Fractal Design Painter and
Photoshop. 1996. Used by permission.
Asher Humm. Lilith in Solitude.
10 1/2 x 15 1/8", fingerpainted, acrylic on canvas.© 1996 Asher Humm. Collection of Colleen Higgins. Used by permission
Asher Humm. Untitled. Lilith scouting a potential victim.
8 1/2 x 11", pencil on paper.© 1996 Asher Humm. Used by permission
I couldn't leave out the logo for the Lilith Fair could I?
Besides, some of you actually came here looking for their web site,
and now you can find it.
Lilith souvenir sheet commissioned by the Sierra Leone
Post Office. Part of a series entitled Fantasies of the Sea.
Approx. 10.5x7.5 cm. I currently unaware of the Lilith story that
this stamp intends to portray. If anyone can enlighten me, please
send me a note.
Thanks to Craig
Smorynski for finding and scanning this sheet.
These are goddess statues, obviously less than satisfactory
copies of the Sumerian relief.
For between $19 and $42 you can have one of your own (!!!) from
© Jai
Bhagavan, Ltd.
Lilith as vampire. Some vampire lore has
Lilith as either the first and oldest of the vampires, or at least
their queen.I found this at a collection of vampire pictures. I have been told that it probably comes from one of the Marvel Comics serials, presumably Dracula where Lilith is Dracula's daughter. But she also made an appearance in one of the X-Men comics as well.
Lilith by
Aimee Kuehl. Pencil and Photoshop.
© Aimee Kuehl. All rights reserved!
Used by Permission
Lilith 1.
Paul K. Lynch. Ink on Cardboard (airbrush), 1996.
© Paul K. Lynch. All rights reserved!
Used by Permission
Lilith 2.
Paul K. Lynch. Ink on ill.board (airbrush), 1996.
© Paul K. Lynch. All rights reserved!
Used by Permission
Lilith 3.
Paul K. Lynch. Ink on ill.board (airbrush), 1996.
© Paul K. Lynch. All rights reserved!
Used by Permission
The Lilim Priestess.
Paul K. Lynch. (unfinished) Ink on Cardboard, 1997.
© Paul K. Lynch. All rights reserved!
Used by Permission
