Jheronimus & Bosch #[nn]

Paul Kirchner's Jheronimus & Bosch arrives as a striking graphic work from Éditions Tanibis, its cover immediately signaling something singular and strange. A robed, hooded figure stands atop a precarious tower of stacked body parts, surveying a scorched, hellish landscape dotted with tiny figures, burning ruins, and ominous flames — imagery that unmistakably evokes the surreal nightmare visions of the historical painter Hieronymus Bosch. Kirchner renders this apocalyptic scene with a calm, almost deadpan line that makes the chaos below feel all the more unsettling and fascinating.