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Description
Der Ritter, or “The Knight”, is the name of a 16th century woodcut dating around 1540 by German Hans Freckenberg, who disappeared in 1543. It was discovered in Halstberg Castle in 1883, and is distinctly characteristic of Freckenberg’s work, excluding his usual realistic style. While historians believe the woodcut to be symbolic of cultural actions of the time, many also interpret the skeletal Ritter to be that of the Slenderman.

Play Slender they said, it would be fun they said...
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I really love the fictional back story that is behind the existence of the Slenderman, even though he is basically a reincarnation of the Boogeyman he re-invites us to that whole childhood nightmare of something coming after you and your helpless to stop it.

I SLENDY

Yes! I do Art Trades and Point commissions

Check out my Gallery; [link]

Description
Der Ritter, or “The Knight”, is the name of a 16th century woodcut dating around 1540 by German Hans Freckenberg, who disappeared in 1543. It was discovered in Halstberg Castle in 1883, and is distinctly characteristic of Freckenberg’s work, excluding his usual realistic style. While historians believe the woodcut to be symbolic of cultural actions of the time, many also interpret the skeletal Ritter to be that of the Slenderman.

Play Slender they said, it would be fun they said...
--
I really love the fictional back story that is behind the existence of the Slenderman, even though he is basically a reincarnation of the Boogeyman he re-invites us to that whole childhood nightmare of something coming after you and your helpless to stop it.

I SLENDY

Yes! I do Art Trades and Point commissions

Check out my Gallery; [link]