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La Agonia (1909 / Etching) - Arthur Kampf

Thanks to Fugitive Saint tumblr! 

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Transparent album artwork for Agalloch - ‘’Serpent and the Sphere’’, 2014.

[year-of-the-rabid-dog]

|Aqua Regia|

Artist; Nicola Samorì

[klassizismus]

Søndermarken Park in winter (1896) by Vilhelm Hammershøi (Danish, 1864-1916)

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Bill Mayer - Summer Solstice

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Bill Mayer - The Black Sun

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NOUGHTLUX

Charm of the night Digital art 2019 (dA) (Lic.: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0)

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NOUGHTLUX

Eclipse / Study after Gustave Dore Digital art 2017 (dA) (Lic.: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0)

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Illustration to the 1884 edition of Edgar Allan Poe's The Raven, (detail) by Paul Gustave Doré

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art by mark riddick ( my edits )

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[chaosophia218]

Michael Maier - Symbols of the Synthesis of the Great Alchemical Work, “Tripus Aureus“, 1618. Symbolism: 4 Sides = 4 Elements 3 Serpents = Tria Prima (Sulphur, Salt, Mercury) 2 Circles = Masculine and Feminine Properties Circle attached to the Tube = Hermetic Vase.

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Hand with Eye of Providence and the Leviathan Cross. The Leviathan Cross is sometimes referred to the cross of Satan. Its is depicted on the bottom is an infinity sign (∞), and above is a double cross (‡). The Double cross symbolizes protection and balance between persons. The infinity sign underlines the constant and infinite nature and most likely symbolizes the eternal universe. An upside-down crucifix is  referred to as “The Cross of St. Peter” since, according to Origin of Alexandria, Simon Peter was crucified upside down. In alchemy, the Leviathan’s cross is a symbol for sulfur, which is one the three essential elements of nature. The association with the Leviathan makes it a symbol of depth and surfacing. The multiple crossroads of two crosses can be interpreted as a sign of free choice, it can also be seen as a stroke-through “equal-to” (=) to show that every person has their own life.

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Johann Weyer - Talon Abraxas, “Pseudomonarchia Daemonum” (Hierarchy of Demons), 1577.

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The Sigil of Cain from Liber Falxifer II: The Book of Anamlaqayin by N.A-A.218.