Who was Wilhelm Plüschow? |
Wilhelm Plüschow (1852-1930) was an infamous German photographer responsible for some of the more striking homoerotic images printed and sold around the turn of the twentieth century. Nosferatu was filmed in his home town. Plüschow seduced many Mediterranean youth and fought monsters. Honest. |
PLÜSCHOW BeginsThe story of Wilhelm Plüschow and his antics in the weird European preternatural world.
Features: 1888 “Craquelure” 1893 “The Spinning Mann” |
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PLÜSCHOW and the MANY deathS in veniceIt is 1913 and Plüschow has been living in Berlin. A young man, Bonn (who may or may not be insane) claims that he needs Plüschow's help with a holy mission. After saving Plüschow's life once, the pair travel first to Naples to recover an artifact attributed to the magician Virgil. Then to Venice, where old rivals, new threats, and the stench of death is thick in the air.
Features 1919 “Kezayit” |
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