Series: Virgil Finlay's Poetry Series

Series: Virgil Finlay's Poetry Series Series Record # 31817
Note: Pictorial features which first appeared in Weird Tales between December 1937 to May 1940. Excerpts from poems with a full page interpretation by Finlay. A listing of the series appears in The Collector's Index to Weird Tales.

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Virgil Finlay's Poetry Series
- A Wine of Wizardry (excerpt) (1937) [POEM] by George Sterling
- Wine of Wizardry (1937) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant:
    1937 — A Wine of Wizardry by George Sterling^?1937 - A Wine of Wizardry by George Sterling
    (1937)
  - Variant: A Wine of Wisdom, George Sterling. 1937. (1937)
  - Variant: Wine of Wizardry - Poetry Page (1937)
  - Translation: A Wine of Wizardry di George Sterling, 1937 [Italian] (1981)
  - Cover Art: The Thirst of Satan: Poems of Fantasy and Terror (2003)
- "Her Demon Lover" (1938) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant: Kubla Khan (1971)
  - Variant:
    1938 — Kubla Khan by Samuel Taylor Coleridge^?1938 - Kubla Khan by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
    (1978)
  - Translation: Kubla Khan de Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1938 [Italian] (1981)
  - Variant: Kubla Khan by Samuel Taylor Coleridge / Weird Tales, 1938 (1986)
  - Variant: Kubla Khan, Samuel Taylor Coleridge. 1938. (1993)
  - Variant: Her Demon Lover (2014)
  - Translation: Kubla Khan by Samuel Taylor Coleridge / Weird Tales, January, 1938 [Japanese] (2016)
  - Variant: Interior art for Kubla Khan (2017)
- "Her Demon Lover" (excerpt from Kubla Khan) (1938) [POEM] by Samuel Taylor Coleridge [only as by Coleridge]
- Old Cornish Litany (1938) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant:
    1938 — Old Cornish Litany^?1938 - Old Cornish Litany
    (1938)
  - Variant: Old Cornish Litany / Weird Tales, 1938 (1938)
  - Variant: Old Cornish Litany, 1938. (1938)
  - Translation: Old Cornish Litany (Anonnymous) / Weird Tales, February, 1938 [Japanese] (2016)
- Old Cornish Litany (excerpt) (1938) [POEM] by Anonymous
- The Ancient Mariner (1938) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Cover Art: Magazine of Horror, January 1968 (1968)
  - Variant:
    1938 — The Ancient Mariner by John Coleridge^?1938 - The Ancient Mariner by John Coleridge
    (1979)
  - Variant: The Ancient Mariner, John Coleridge. 1938. (1993)
- The Ancient Mariner (excerpt) (1938) [POEM] by Samuel Taylor Coleridge [only as by Coleridge]
- La Belle Dame Sans Merci (1938) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant:
    1938 — La Belle Dame Sans Merci by John Keats^?1938 - La Belle Dame Sans Merci by John Keats
    (1938)
  - Variant: Virgil Finlay Portfolio [29] (1938)
- La Belle Dame Sans Merci (excerpt) (1938) [POEM] by John Keats [only as by Keats]
- Tam O'Shanter (1938) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay
- Tam O'Shanter (excerpt) (1938) [POEM] by Robert Burns [only as by Burns (poet)]
- The Skeleton in Armor (1938) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Cover Art: Magazine of Horror, November 1967 (1967)
  - Variant: Skeleton in Armor (1971)
  - Variant: Virgil Finlay Portfolio [2] (1976)
  - Variant:
    1938 — Skeleton in Armor by Henry W. Longfellow^?1938 - Skeleton in Armor by Henry W. Longfellow
    (1979)
  - Variant: Skeleton in Armor, Henry W. Longfellow. 1938. (1993)
- The Skeleton in Armor (excerpt) (1938) [POEM] by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
- Macbeth (excerpt) (1938) [SF] by William Shakespeare [only as by Shakespeare]
- The Weird Sisters from Shakepeare's "Macbeth" (1938) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay
- Israfel (excerpt) (1938) [POEM] by Edgar Allan Poe
- Israfel (1938) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant:
    1938 — Israfel by Edgar Allan Poe^?1938 - Israfel by Edgar Allan Poe
    (1938)
  - Variant: Israfel, Edgar Allan Poe. 1938. (1938)
- The Horns of Elfland (1938) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant:
    1938 — Horns of Elfland by Lord Tennyson^?1938 - Horns of Elfland by Lord Tennyson
    (1938)
  - Variant: Horns of Elfland - Poetry Page (1938)
- The Horns of Elfland (excerpt) (1938) [POEM] by Alfred Tennyson [only as by Tennyson]
- The Blessed Damozel (1938) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant:
    1938 — The Blessed Damsel by Gabriel Rosetti^?1938 - The Blessed Damsel by Gabriel Rosetti
    (1938)
- The Blessed Damozel (excerpt) (1938) [POEM] by Dante Gabriel Rossetti [only as by Gabriel Rossetti]
- L'Allegro (excerpt) (1939) [POEM] by John Milton [only as by Milton]
- L'Allegro (1939) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant:
    1939 — L'Allegro by John Milton^?1939 - L'Allegro by John Milton
    (1939)
- "Shapes of Men That Were" (excerpt from A Wine of Wizardry) (1939) [POEM] by George Sterling
- "Shapes of Men That Were" (1939) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant:
    1939 — A Wine of Wizardry by George Sterling [2]^?1939 - A Wine of Wizardry by George Sterling [2]
    (1939)
- "Satan, Yawning on His Brazen Seat" (excerpt from A Wine of Wizardry) (1939) [POEM] by George Sterling
- "Satan, Yawning on His Brazen Seat" (1939) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant:
    1939 — A Wine of Wizardry by George Sterling^?1939 - A Wine of Wizardry by George Sterling
    (1975)
- How Love Looked for Hell (excerpt) (1939) [POEM] by Sidney Lanier
- How Love Looked for Hell (1939) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant:
    1939 — How Love Looked for Hell by Sidney Lanier^?1939 - How Love Looked for Hell by Sidney Lanier
    (1939)
- "Where Crafty Gnomes" (excerpt from A Wine of Wizardry) (1939) [POEM] by George Sterling
- "Where Crafty Gnomes" (1939) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant:
    1939 — A Wine of Wizardry by George Sterling [3]^?1939 - A Wine of Wizardry by George Sterling [3]
    (1979)
- "We Are No Other Than a Moving Row" (excerpt from The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam) (1939) [POEM] by Omar Khayyam
- "We Are No Other Than a Moving Row" (1939) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant:
    1939 — The Rubaiyat by Omar Khayyam^?1939 - The Rubaiyat by Omar Khayyam
    (1975)
  - Translation: Weltgestalt und Sprachmagie [2] [German] (1983)
  - Variant: Omar Khayyam, The Rubaiyat. 1939. (1993)
- "I Can Call Spirits" (excerpt from Henry IV) (1939) [SF] [non-genre] by William Shakespeare [only as by Shakespeare]
- "I Can Call Spirits" (1939) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant: King Henry IV - Poetry Page (1976)
  - Variant:
    1939 — King Henry IV by William Shakespeare^?1939 - King Henry IV by William Shakespeare
    (1979)
  - Variant: King Henry IV, William Shakespeare. 1939. (1993)
- Weird Tales, September 1939 (1939) [COVERART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Interior Art: Weird Tales, September 1939 (cover) (1939)
- This Month's Cover (excerpt from The Raven) (1939) [POEM] by Edgar Allan Poe
- The Hashish-Eater (excerpt) (1939) [POEM] by Clark Ashton Smith
- The Hashish-Eater (1939) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant:
    1939 — The Hashish-Eater by Clark Ashton Smith^?1939 - The Hashish-Eater by Clark Ashton Smith
    (1979)
  - Variant: The Hashish-Eater, Clark Ashton Smith. 1939. (1993)
- "Is That the Wind Dying?" (1939) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay
- "Is That the Wind Dying?" (excerpt from "The Old Crow of Cairo") (1939) [POEM] by Thomas Lovell Beddoes [only as by Beddoes]
- "Broken is the Golden Bowl" (1940) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay
- "Broken is the Golden Bowl" (excerpt from Lenore) (1940) [POEM] by Edgar Allan Poe [only as by Poe]
- "The Grave Stood Tenantless" (1940) [INTERIORART] by Virgil Finlay also appeared as:
  - Variant:
    1940 — Hamlet by William Shakespeare^?1940 - Hamlet by William Shakespeare
    (1940)
- "The Grave Stood Tenantless" (excerpt from Hamlet) (1940) [POEM] by William Shakespeare [only as by Shakespeare]

Series: Virgil Finlay's Poetry Series

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