The Complete Collection of Alchemical Imagery A precious limited edition publication from 1993.

The work titled Complete Book of Alchemical Art is a collection of images related to alchemy from the 17th century. Its English title is The Golden Game: Alchemical Engravings of the Seventeenth Century , edited by Mr. Stanisław Kłosowski de Rolla. The Japanese version was translated by Mr. Yoshio Tsuruta and Mr. Natsumi Matsumoto. The first edition was published in June 1993.

This book contains 535 detailed illustrations that depict the intricate symbolic representations of alchemy in the 17th century. It is a must-read for readers interested in alchemy and its history. The images symbolically represent the sun, moon, stars, animals, and humans, interpreting the processes and philosophies of alchemy visually. Selected from classical alchemical literature, these images each carry a mystical significance, reflecting the philosophy of the time aimed at the integration of science and spirit.

Key features of the book:
- Includes detailed illustrations of all 535 alchemical engravings
- Visual representation of the symbolic ideas and practices of 17th-century alchemy
- First edition in 1993, a valuable limited release
- Ideal for readers interested in alchemy, history, and mysticism

Rich in historical engravings from the 17th century, this book is a valuable resource for those interested in the visual representations of alchemy. Being a first edition, it offers deep insights into the world of alchemy, providing a glimpse into the thoughts and mysticism of the time through beautiful engravings. Particularly for readers and collectors interested in history, mysticism, and alchemy, this book holds significant value.

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