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Plate 11 from <n>Augustus Bozzi Granville</n>'s 1834 book on abortion, drawn by <n>Joseph Perry</n>.

Illustration from <n>Joseph Perry</n>'s paper on uterine dissection, drawn by <n>Franz Andreas Bauer</n> in 1819.

<n>Life and Death Contrasted</n>, a ca. 1770 mezzotint after <n>Valentine Green</n>, published by <n>Bowles & Carver</n>.

Illustration from the 1775 grimoire <n>Compendium rarissimum totius Artis Magicae</n>. Artist unknown.

An 1897 illustration explaining <n>The Vanishing Lady</n> illusion, invented by magician <n>Buatier de Kolta</n>.

Medical illustration by <n>Joseph Perry</n> from <n>Augustus Bozzi Granville</n>'s 1834 book on abortion.

<n>Glooskap setting his dogs on the witches</n> (1884) from <n>Charles Godfrey Leland</n>'s book.

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

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Photo by <n>Kjell B. Sandved</n> from the book "<n>Our green and living world</n>," Indonesia, 1978.

Illustration from the anonymous 1775 manuscript <n>Compendium of Demonology and Magic</n>.

<n>Portrait of Two Women Holding Folded Parasols</n>, a tintype photograph from circa 1885.

Illustrations of a five and six-week ovum by <n>Joseph Perry</n> for a text by <n>Augustus Bozzi Granville</n>, 1834.

<n>The Anatomical Angel</n>, an anatomical illustration from 1746 by artist <n>Jacques-Fabien Gautier d'Agoty</n>.

Woodcut of a <n>Lamia</n> by <n>Edward Topsell</n> from "The History of Four-Footed Beasts", 1658.

Illustration from the alchemical manuscript <n>Clavis Artis</n>, attributed to <n>Zoroaster</n> (ca. 17th-18th c.).

<n>Roter Hartriegel (Cornus sanguinea)</n> by <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n> from the series <n>Urformen der Kunst</n> (c. 1925-28).

Illustration from <n>Albert A. Hopkins</n>'s 1897 book <n>Magic: Stage Illusions and Scientific Diversions</n>.

Plate 12 from <n>Graphic Illustrations of Abortion and the Diseases of Menstruation</n> (1834) by <n>Joseph Perry</n>.

Woodcut of a <n>Manticore</n> by <n>Edward Topsell</n> from <n>The History of Four-footed Beasts</n>, 1607.

<n>The Apothecary</n>, a coloured lithograph from 1830 by artist <n>C. J. G.</n> and lithographer <n>G. E. Madeley</n>.

<n>Plate 10</n> from a 1834 medical text by <n>Dr Augustus Bozzi Granville</n>, illustrated by <n>Joseph Perry</n>.

Plate 10 from the 16th-century alchemical manuscript <n>Solidonius Philosophus</n>.

A 15th-century illustration of a mandrake from the Italian herbal manuscript <n>Tractatus de Herbis</n>.

A <n>butch and femme couple</n> in a photograph from a 1903 special issue of <n>Vanity Fair</n>.

<n>Violet</n>, an illustration by <n>J. J. Grandville</n> from <n>The Flowers Personified</n> (1849).

Anonymous engraving, "<n>Allegory of the Five Obstinate Monsters</n>," c. 1618, an allegory on <n>Arminianism</n>.

A 1658 woodcut of the mythological creature <n>Lamia</n> by <n>Edward Topsell</n>.

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

An illustration from the <n>Compendium of Demonology and Magic</n>, ca. 1775, held by the <n>Wellcome Collection</n>.

"<n>Visio Tertia</n>," an engraving from <n>Johann Remmelin</n>'s 1619 anatomical atlas <n>Catoptrum Microcosmicum</n>.

<n>Plate 1</n> from <n>A Disquisition of the Stone and Gravel</n>, a 1834 medical illustration by <n>Joseph Perry</n>.

Plate 5 from <n>Graphic Illustrations of Abortion</n> (1834) by <n>Augustus Bozzi Granville</n>, drawn by <n>Joseph Perry</n>.

<n>Water lily</n> (1849) by <n>J. J. Grandville</n> from the series <n>The Flowers Personified</n>.

A <n>Harpy</n> from <n>D. A. Rovinskii</n>'s 'Russian Folk Pictures' (1881).