Frederick Sandys (1829–1904) ~ Illustration to Harold Harfagr, 1862.

 

Fidus (1868-1947)~ The Sphinx of Life, Charcoal on wove paper, laid on cardboard. 1891.

 

Sofia Bassi (1913-1998) ~ The Sower, oil on masonite, 1974

 

Dolorosa de la Cruz ~ gouache on paper, December 21, 2020

 

Solstice Greetings!

"Let us become fire.."

Proclus. On the Chaldean Oracles

Dolorosa de la Cruz ~ Amulet, gouache on paper, 2020

 

Evelyn De Morgan (1855-1919) ~ The light shineth in the darkness and the darkness comprehended it not, pencil and black chalk heightened with gold on black paper, date unknown.

 

Benjamin Creme ~ Solar Angel, lithograph, c1970s

 

 

There is a mystical beauty to be achieved, as we all know, through art. It conveys a general sense of beauty, colour, and inspiration, and thus it clothes and veils ideas. There is an occult (hidden) beauty also to be achieved in the field of art. That conveys a different sense of beauty, colour, and inspiration, clothed in those forms which reveal ideas. Mystical beauty veils, in beauty, the ideal. Occult beauty reveals, in beauty, the ideal. -

 Master Djwhal Khul.

SOFÍA BASSI (1913 - 1998) ~ Untitled, oil on masonite, date unknown.

 

Sofía Bassi (1913-1998) ~ Untitled, ELC, oil on masonite, c1968-73.

 

Haydn Reynolds Mackey (1883 - 1979) ~ Death, linocut, date unknown.

 

Charles-Clos Olsommer (1883 – 1966) ~ The Birth Of The Dream, charcoal, pastel and pencil on paper, date unknown.

 

Hedda Sterne (1910–2011) ~ mixed media Collage, untitled 1941.