Cover art commissioned for the book "Evocating the Gods" by Christopher A. Plaisance
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"Within the extant corpus of Hellenistic literature, there are a small number of attestations of a curious term: θεαγωγία (divine evocation). The use of the terms "evocation" and "invocation" within contemporary discourses on magic exhibit clear technical distinctions — with invocation being an activity proper to the supernal genera of beings occupying a higher place than the
The Writing of the Book of the Law
Leile Ida Nerissa Bathurst Waddell
Shemyaza
Art for Michael W Ford's Fallen Angels and Watchers
Shemyaza at Banias
Art for Michael W Ford's Fallen Angels and Watchers
Poster art for Inquisition
Pact of Blood with the Sun
Dweller of the Cilician Caves
Dark Muse
O Lion and O Serpent
O Lion and O Serpent that destroy the destroyer, be mighty among us.
Queen of Swords
Also Sprach Zarathustra
At the Walls of Thagirion
set WTTS 2000x
Hecatean Gates of Blood Fire Water
Frater Diogenes
Portrait of Phoenix Suvayas
Commissioned portrait of Phoenix
The Initiatrix
The awakening of the Priest from the Tomb in the Gnostic Mass
Aleister and Rose
Aleister and Rose in the Cairo Museum
O Lion and O Serpent
Aspiration & Inspiration
Scarlet Woman in Bokhara
The Lovers
Strength
Death and the Devil
Rabbi Loew and the Golem
The Chariot
Aleister Crowley, AC2012
Visions at Bou Saada
Crowley sketch
A Crowley sketch based on one of my favorite of AC's many portrait photographs
While Crowley Slept
The tragic Mount Kanchenjunga Expedition. 1905. Imagined scene of the mountaineers and Sherpas who fell to the death while attempting to descend from the mountain after falling out with Aleister Crowley who had assumed leadership of the fateful expedition
Algeria 1909 - Crowley and Neuburg
The Equinox of the Gods
just a little sketch i got in my head of Crowley in 1904 in Cairo at 12.30pm
A Liber Al Chapter 1
Iamblichus' evocation of a spirit at Hamat Gader
Cover art commissioned for the book "Evocating the Gods" by Christopher A. Plaisance
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"Within the extant corpus of Hellenistic literature, there are a small number of attestations of a curious term: θεαγωγία (divine evocation). The use of the terms "evocation" and "invocation" within contemporary discourses on magic exhibit clear technical distinctions — with invocation being an activity proper to the supernal genera of beings occupying a higher place than the