Necromantic Quiver

08/21/2026

08/20/2026

So true

08/20/2026

Not for long lol

08/18/2026

🤔makes sense

06/02/2026

🖤The Cruel Countess

Lederer was strongly inspired by Classical Antiquity (8th century BC and the 6th century AD). In Greek mythology, “fate” described the inescapable destiny of man. Three goddesses, called the “Moirae”, personified it. The Moirae assigned the fate of each person, determining birth, death, and everything in between. Fortunately not everything was pre-determined. Other gods could intervene, however, with influences helpful or harmful.

The sculpture stands six feet, seven inches (two meters) tall and rests upon an eight inch (twenty centimeters) pedestal. Lederer sculpted the three-person group out of shell limestone. The female Goddess, with bare breasts and a flowing dress, drags a maiden and a young man by their hair. With closed eyes, the maiden appears to have ceased fighting. The young man — his face contorted with pain — appears to object and prevent his inevitable fate.