vintage drawings

Frontispiece of <n>Magisterium sev Aqua Sapientum</n> from the <n>Musaeum Hermeticum</n>, 1678.

<n>Arboretum Poster</n> by <n>Cavallini & Co.</n>, featuring vintage-style botanical illustrations.

<n>Moth tattoo</n> design, attributed to artist <n>Samantha Lewis</n>.

Cosmic Figure – Product

<n>Cosmic Figure</n> (1657), an engraving by <n>Annibal Barlet</n>.

<n>Ekleipsis</n> by artist <n>Sam Chirnside</n>, used as album art for <n>Claudio Rocchi</n>'s <n>Suoni Di Frontiera</n>.

Emblem 9 from <n>George Wither</n>'s <n>A Collection of Emblemes, Ancient and Moderne</n>, 1635.

<n>Crescent Moon Portrait Print</n> (2020) by illustrator <n>Kelly Roman</n>.

Tapestry <n>Hercules supporting the celestial sphere</n>, c. 1520-1530. Designed by <n>Bernaert van Orley</n>.

The 'Self' card from the <n>Supra Oracle</n> deck by <n>Peter Dunham</n> and <n>Linnea Gits</n> of <n>Uusi</n>.

An illustration by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

Engraved allegorical frontispiece for <n>Oculus Artificialis Teledioptricus sive Telescopium</n> (1685) by <n>Johann Zahn</n>.

An alchemical engraving by <n>Abraham Eleazar</n> from his 1735 book, <n>Uraltes chymisches Werk</n>.

Title page for <n>Maria Sibylla Merian</n>'s 1679 book, <n>Der Raupen wunderbare Verwandelung</n>.

<n>The Alchemist who has achieved illumination</n> by artist <n>Andrea de Pascalis</n>.

A symbolic depiction of the <n>Sonne</n> (Sun) related to Theosophy and Kabbalah, c. 1900.

<n>The Apocalyptic Woman</n> (c. 1498), a woodcut from the 'Apocalypse' series by <n>Albrecht Dürer</n>.

Illustration of <n>Narayana, the Seven-Headed Serpent</n> by <n>James Churchward</n> from his 1931 book 'The Children of Mu'.

Engraving by <n>Johann Andreas Friedrich</n> after <n>Johann Melchior Füssli</n> for <n>Johann Jakob Scheuchzer</n>'s <n>Physica Sacra</n>, 1731.

A vintage-style print titled <n>Illustration of a Boa Snake</n>.

<n>Serpens Seductor</n>, a 1731 engraving by <n>G.D. Houman</n> from <n>Johann Jakob Scheuchzer</n>'s "<n>Physica Sacra</n>."

A celestial map from the <n>Uranographia</n> star atlas by astronomer <n>Joannes Hevelius</n>, published in 1690.