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From Spiders to Skeletons: 10 Ghoulish Works From the Artnet Gallery Network to Buy This Halloween
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Halloween is upon us! It is a time for trick-or-treating, costume parties, pumpkin carving—and, of course, spooky art. To mark the occasion, we at Artnet Gallery Network have scoured thousands of artworks to find the spookiest, scariest, most spine-chilling pieces available. Inspired by the uncanny and the macabre, the works below feature a hair-raising cast of creepy creatures from spiders and witches to monsters and skeletons.
To keep the Halloween theme going, browse Artnet Gallery Network for hundreds more other artworks that inspire the fright and terror of All Hallows’ Eve.
Deming King Harriman, Isolation Art: Masks II (2021). Courtesy of Deep Space Gallery, Jersey City.
Daniel Frasnay, Marionette (1950). Courtesy of Galerie Julian Sander, Cologne.
Megan Dominescu, Live, love latte (2021). Courtesy of Anca Poterasu Gallery, Bucharest.
Christian Jankowski, Neue Malerei – Ensor (2018). Courtesy of Galería Pelaires, Palma de Mallorca.
Louise Bourgeois, Untitled (Spider and Snake) (2003). Courtesy of Composition Gallery, Tbilisi.
Stikki Peaches, Salma Hayek “Frida Kahlo” (2022). Courtesy of Taglialatella Galleries, New York, Paris, Palm Beach, Toronto.
Andy Warhol, Myths: The Witch II.261 (1981). Courtesy of Hamilton-Selway Fine Art, West Hollywood.
Robert Combas, VERT ORANGÈ PLEIN DE SECRETS, À FLEUR DE PEAU ET D’HERBE VERTE (2021). Courtesy of Galerie Laurent Strouk, Paris.
Francis Bacon, Portrait of Michel Leiris (1978). Courtesy of Van der Vorst – Art, Zeist.
Peter Hujar, Ethyl Eichelberger as Nefertiti (III) (1979). Courtesy of Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco.