The Codex Seraphinianus is the strangest book in the world

The Codex Seraphinianus was published in Italy in 1981 in two
volumes and later as a single volume in the USA, Germany and
the Netherlands. The book is filled to the brim with vibrant,
hand-drawn, colored pencil illustrations of all kinds of whimsical
and fantastical flora, fauna, anatomy, buildings, fashion, and
food, as well as diagrams, abstract geometric patterns, detailed
illustrations of amazing machines and their components, and
surreal illustrations that seem to defy any apparent logic
or reason.
More dream-like and often confusing and unsettling images include
bleeding fruit, a plant that grows into the shape of a chair, a
copulating couple that turns into an alligator, bananas filled with
medicine, dismembered alien animals, trees that uproot themselves
and migrate. , cars covered in flies, a man riding his own coffin,
otherworldly vehicles exposing their inscrutable insides, and strange
alien creatures depicted in fantastical attire and often in various
stages of dismemberment or dismemberment.
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