Courtney Brooke

Justine Kurland

Erwin Blumenfeld

Rudolf Koppitz

Maurizio Anzeri

Butoh dancer

Horst P. Horst

Fabio Viale

Souvenir Pieta

Michael Philip Manheim

Banished From Paradise II

more Anne Brigman

Finis - ca. 1910

The Bat, Platinum print, Gertrude Käsebier (American, 1852–1934)

"rat kings"

Rat kings are phenomena said to arise when a number of rats become intertwined at their tails

Odilon Redon

La Mort

Anne Brigman

The Dying Cedar

The Storm Tree - 1915

The Bubble - 1909

Soul of the Blasted Pine - 1908

The Cleft in the Rock - 1907

The Source - 1909

The Spider's Web - 1909

Franz von Bayros

French postcard

Witches' Sabbat, ca. 1910

Manuel Orazi - Calendrier Magique (1896)

more here

Hecate - Maximillian Pirner

kind of hokey..

..but I like the way the head draping things are working.

witches brewing a storm

There are a lot of interesting stories about the ways in which witches manipulate the weather.  A few in Compendium Maleficarum:
*An 8 year old girl impresses her father by making it rain on the cabbage field.  She digs a hole, pees in it and stirs it around.  Ta-Da!
*Another woman causes a storm using a similar method, only utilizing water instead of urine.

Bill Henson

"Blood Sabbath" - 1972

Jeff Bark

Raoul Ubac

Vania Zouravliov

new initiate

Franz von Stuck - "Sin"

Ferdinand Hodler

Initiation

“An skyclad Blue Brothress invoketh and communeth with the Little People in Cornwall, England”

from Janet Bord’s “Faeries: Real Encounters with the Little People”

Cornish witches