Henrique Alvim Corrêa: Martian Comet Over London Rooftops, War of the Worlds 1906 — art by Henrique Alvim Corrêa — The War of the Worlds — 1900s
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Henrique Alvim Corrêa: Martian Comet Over London Rooftops, War of the Worlds 1906

A sinister comet or Martian cylinder blazes across a swirling night sky above the rooftops and chimneys of a sleeping London, oblivious to the alien menace descending upon it. Brazilian master illustrator Henrique Alvim Corrêa captures the eerie calm before the invasion — tile rooftops, Victorian chimney pots, and a hazy industrial skyline rendered in brooding charcoal, the luminous streak overhead portending catastrophic first contact in H.G. Wells's seminal invasion narrative.

Source: Wikimedia Commons
Publisher: Vandamme & Co. (Brussels edition, 1906)
Decade: 1900s
Country: Belgium
Coolness: 5/10

The city sleeps — but that streak of fire across the London sky means the Martians have already arrived. Will anyone look up in time?

Public domain. This vintage illustration is free of known copyright restrictions — free to download, share, and reuse for any purpose.

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