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Yves
The Great Sea Serpent (Le Grand Serpent de Mer), mid-19th century
Tompkins Harrison Matteson
Examination of a Witch, 1853
Tompkins Harrison Matteson
Trial of George Jacobs, Sr. for Witchcraft, 1855
Albert H. Poole
Panoramic View of Salem, 1895
Cotton Mather
The Wonders of the Invisible World, 1693
John Webster
The Displaying of Supposed Witchcraft..., 1677
Jean M. Missud
March of the Salem Witches, 1896
Calhoun Print Company
Miss Baldwin, a Modern Witch of Endor, about 1890
Follower of Hieronymus Bosch
Hell, about 1540–50
The Strobridge Litho. Co.
Thurston The Great Magician - Do the Spirits Live?, 1911
Chewang Dorje
Nyingma Protectors and Yidam Deities (Dudjom Tersar), 1998
The Otis Lithograph Company
Do the Spirits Come Back? Thurston The Great Magician, The Wonder Show Of The Earth, 1929
Chewang Dorje
Citipati - 'The Dancing Skeleton', 1999
Chewang Dorje
Yamantaka (Jamphal Trochu) (Drugpa-Kagyu Yidam-deity Practice), 2001
Chewang Dorje
Vajrabhairava yab-yum (Yamantaka with three aspects of Yama), 2000
J. H. Brown, cover design
Spectropia, or Surprising Spectral Illusions Showing Ghosts Everywhere and of Any Colour, 1864
Sundar Sinkhwal
Mahavidya Chinnamasta (The Severed Head Goddess), 2010
Frederick Hudson and Georgiana Houghton
Georgiana Houghton, Tommy Guppy, and the spirit of Tommy's grandmother, 1872
Eugène Thiébault
Spectres Robin, 1863
Chewang Dorje
Troma Nagmo (Gold on Black), 2000
Artist in the United States
Do spirits return? Houdini Says No - and Proves It, about 1909
Catarina Ykens II
Vanitas Bust of a Lady, 1688
Frans Francken II
Death and a Merchant, 1600–1620
Quinten Metsys
Keep Your Mouth Shut, about 1528
