A rather offensive depiction of each being had been masterfully painted there, likely by one of the era’s esteemed magical illustrators, considering there were so few in 1794. The faded colors portrayed a werewolf gnawing on the arm of what appeared to be a child; a goblin was swimming in gold, bearing exaggerated fangs; then, there was the vampire. Naked and ferocious, it dangled the head of a screaming woman just above its unhinged jaw. Wings sprouted from its back, tongue lolling outward to savor the woman’s garnet drops of blood.