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An anonymous drawing, <n>'And he seized the dragon'</n>, from the German alchemical manuscript <n>Thesaurus thesaurorum</n> (ca. 1675–1725).

A 15th-century illustration from the Northern Italian herbal manuscript <n>Erbario: Penn MS LJS 419</n>.

<n>L'Amour de Pierrot</n> (1920), an illustration by <n>Salvador Dalí</n>.

An illustration from the <n>Compendium of Demonology and Magic</n> (ca. 1775) showing sigils for demons.

<n>Figura Cabalæ</n>, an engraving from <n>Heinrich Khunrath</n>'s alchemical text <n>Amphitheatrum Sapientiae Aeternae</n>, 1609.

Etching <n>Habit de Furie</n>, designed by <n>Sillot</n> and engraved by <n>Joullain</n>.

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An alchemical drawing of the <n>Rebis</n>, attributed to <n>Donato d'Eremita da Roccadevandro</n>.

<n>All is Vanity</n> (1892), a drawing by American illustrator <n>Charles Allan Gilbert</n>.

<n>Wanderings of a Comet</n> (1844) by <n>J. J. Grandville</n> from the book <n>Un Autre Monde</n>.

From <n>Johannes Gossner</n>'s 1851 book, <n>The Heart of Man; Either a Temple of God, or a Habitation of Satan</n>.

<n>Grotesque vase with two ears in the shape of heads of goats</n>, an engraving after <n>Jacobus Kempener</n>.

<n>Et tenebræ factæ sunt</n>, an alchemical diagram from the manuscript <n>Thesaurus of Alchemy</n>, ca. 1725.

<n>And God Divided the Light from the Darkness</n> (1845) by artist <n>George Field</n> and engraver <n>Rosenberg</n>.

<n>The Hand of the Mysteries</n> by <n>J. Augustus Knapp</n> from <n>Manly Palmer Hall</n>'s 1928 book, <n>The Secret Teachings of All Ages</n>.

<n>Vision of the Prophet Ezekiel</n> by artist <n>Natalia Smirnova</n>.

<n>The Apparition</n> (1898), an illustration by <n>E. Tilly</n> from the book <n>Magic: Stage Illusions and Scientific Diversions, Including Trick Photography</n>.

<n>Triumphierender Tod</n> (1800), a painting by artist <n>Johann Heinrich Füssli</n>.

<n>La Péri (Mythological Subject)</n> by <n>Gustave Moreau</n>, 1865.

<n>Our Time is Fix'd, and all our days are Number'd</n> (c. 1805) by <n>William Blake</n> for <n>Robert Blair</n>'s poem <n>The Grave</n>.

<n>Le jet d'eau</n> (1907) by artist <n>Léon Spilliaert</n>.