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- Philip Burne-Jones, The Vampire, 1897
- Example of a New-Age vampire.
- Vampir, 1899
- Vampyren, "The Vampire", by Edvard Munch
- A female vampire costume.
- French film
World Bank Bloodsuckers Protest 2005
for more pictures see: World Bank Bloodsuckers Protest 2005
- Members of the "Boston Direct Action Project" dressed as vampires impersonate public relations associates of the World Bank, Washington DC.
- Member of the "Boston Direct Action Project" dressed as vampires
- Member of the "Boston Direct Action Project" dressed as vampires
- Member of the "Boston Direct Action Project" bitten by a vampire (fake wounds)
