Here are some of Alfred Kubin's notable works:
Novels:
* The Other Side (Die andere Seite) (1909): His most famous work, a graphic novel depicting a journey through a strange and disturbing world.
* The Secret of the Mountain (1914): A novel with a macabre atmosphere and themes of fear and isolation.
* The Dead Man (1919): A haunting tale about a man who is declared dead but returns to life.
* The Demon of the Alps (1924): A gothic novel set in the Alps, with supernatural elements and themes of madness.
Short stories:
* The Yellow Man (1909): A short story about a mysterious figure who haunts a village.
* The Black Bird (1910): A dark and disturbing tale about a bird with supernatural powers.
* The Dance of Death (1912): A macabre story about a dance of death that sweeps through a town.
* The White Elephant (1914): A story about a giant white elephant that terrorizes a small town.
Other works:
* Illustrations for books and magazines: Kubin was a prolific illustrator, creating works for a wide range of publications.
* Drawings and paintings: Kubin created a vast body of work, including drawings, paintings, and etchings, which are characterized by their dark and unsettling imagery.
* The Kubin Album (1910): A collection of Kubin's drawings, which was a significant influence on later surrealist artists.
Kubin's work is often considered a precursor to surrealism and gothic horror, and his influence can be seen in the works of later artists and writers like Franz Kafka, Salvador Dalí, and H.P. Lovecraft.