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Wagner the Wehr-Wolf

Illustration from Wagner the Wehr-Wolf as it terrorises religious types in a church

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1846 Folk Lore Wagner Werewolves Wolf Wehr


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Wagner the Wehr-Wolf: A Tale of Religious Terror from the 1840s This chilling illustration depicts Wagner the Wehr-Wolf, a notorious figure from German folklore, as he terrorizes religious types within the hallowed walls of a church. The image, created in 1846, is a testament to the enduring allure of the werewolf myth and the fear it instilled in the collective imagination of the time. Wagner the Wehr-Wolf, also known as the "Protector of the Woods," was a legendary figure believed to roam the forests of Germany, transforming into a fearsome wolf to defend his territory and punish those who trespassed. However, this illustration portrays him in a more sinister light, as a creature that targets the pious and the devout. The scene unfolds in a dimly lit church, where Wagner, in his wolf form, stands menacingly over a group of terrified religious types. Their faces are etched with fear and disbelief as they cower before the beast, their robes disheveled and their prayers abandoned. The stained-glass windows, once a symbol of hope and faith, now cast eerie shadows on the terrified congregation. The illustration is a stark reminder of the fear and superstition that once gripped European society, particularly during the 1800s. The belief in werewolves and other supernatural creatures was widespread, and tales of their exploits were passed down through generations. This image, with its dark and ominous atmosphere, captures the essence of that fear and the fascination it held for people of the time. The illustration is a valuable historical artifact, offering a glimpse into the beliefs and values of a bygone era. It serves as a reminder of the power of folklore and mythology to shape our understanding of the world around us and the fears that have haunted us throughout history.

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