Nigromante

<n>Azoth of the Philosophers</n>, a 1613 woodcut emblem by alchemist <n>Basil Valentine</n>.

A <n>Zapotec Bat God Funerary Urn</n>, used in a publication with a poem by <n>Macario Matus</n>.

Illustration from the cover of the book <n>Por la Rosa Roja y la Cruz de Oro</n>.

From <n>Vieilles enseignes de Suisse</n> (1963). Courtesy of <n>Roth et Sother Lausanne</n>.

Italian <n>Tondo mirror frame</n> from Siena, ca. 1475. Photo by <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.

A still from <n>Bespoke Shorts: Series 02</n> by <n>Fede Kanno</n>.

Digital illustration <n>suffer</n> by artist <n>Artem Demura</n>.

<n>Paul Klee</n>'s sculptures <n>Saint beyond laughter and tears</n>, 1915, and <n>Head sculpture in a piece of tile</n>, 1919.

<n>The Alchemical Tree of Life</n>, a 1609 engraving by <n>Wolfgang Killian</n> from the <n>Museum Hermeticum</n>.

A wood sculpture from the <n>Wood: Material / Intangible</n> series by artist <n>Sanja Rotter</n>.

Album art for <n>Wanna Breathe</n> by musicians <n>Abstrakt Sonance</n> and <n>PAV4N</n>.