Pickman's Model

Shunned by the art world for the gruesome nature of his work, a disgraced painter offers an acquaintance a tour of his personal gallery, where the true source of his inspiration is revealed.

"Pickman's Model", most recently adapted in Guillermo del Toro's "Cabinet of Curiosities", was lauded by writer Fritz Leiber for the "supreme chill" of its final line.

This Pseudoscorpion edition also includes an introductory essay by Joseph Payne Brennan, which provides a concise evaluation of Lovecraft's work.