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S. H. Sime’s The Gods of Pegāna Illustrations
Explore eight S. H. Sime drawings for Lord Dunsany’s The Gods of Pegāna, an invented mythology of dreaming deities, distant seas and uncanny cosmic beings.
The Dreams of Mana-Yood-Sushai
S. H. Sime An immense reclining figure rests among clouds beneath a dense canopy of decorative forms.
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Pegāna
S. H. Sime A thin column of water rises high above a broad circular basin.
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Slid, Whose Soul Is by the Sea
S. H. Sime A long-haired figure sits within a radiant circular halo above flowers and breaking waves.
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Hish, the Lord of Silence
S. H. Sime A pale owl-like form rises from the undergrowth before a dense wall of dark tree trunks.
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Mung and the Beast of Mung
S. H. Sime A tall cloaked figure rises through a triangular shadow with one arm extended.
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Ranorada
S. H. Sime A great robed figure stands above a sparse rocky landscape within a field of misty light.
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Trogool: It
S. H. Sime A dark robed figure sits behind an immense open book beneath a moon and long-winged birds.
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The Ship of Yoharneth-Lahai
S. H. Sime A long-masted ship moves through a river-like band of stars and clouds.
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