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Technophilia, Agustin Fernandez

With a fanged serpent held down under her feet, the woman wields an over-sized quill pen with her bottle of ink behind.

C.G. Jung - The Union of Irreconcilables, the Marriage of Water and Fire (the two figures each have four hands to symbolize their many different Capabilities), "Psychology and Alchemy “, 1968.

Closeup of Circe, by Louis Braquet. Artist prints of her at Louisbraquetart.etsy.com

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Hekate shrine, Fresco from a bedroom in the Villa of P. Fannius Synistor at Boscoreale. Italy

Cover art by Wietse Treurniet 

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With a sculpture of Bacchus next to her, the Bacchante has dropped the skins she had been wearing. She carries a thyrsus, the long stick wrapped in ribbon and tipped with a pine cone. She wears a wreath of ivy around her head similar to the wreath around the neck of Bacchus.

by George Barbier

The Garden Of Persephone  R. H. Ives Gammell