Discover the fascinating history of witchcraft like never before!

Witchcraft. The Library of Esoterica takes you on a captivating journey full of mysticism and magic, revealing the development of witchcraft traditions from ancient times to the present day. Featuring more than 400 unique works of art and essays by leading contemporary practitioners, you will gain a deep insight into the rich history and symbolism of this phenomenon.

A comprehensive survey of the magical world

This book offers a profound and comprehensive view of witchcraft as a tradition intertwined with legends, myths, and art. It traces the archetype of the witch from its roots in ancient goddesses through figures of folklore to today’s modern interpretations. Discover how the witch has transformed over the centuries-appearing as mother, seductress, sage, and destroyer-and how her image is reflected in works by masters such as Goya and Dürer, as well as surrealists Remedios Varo, Leonora Carrington, and Leonor Fini.

In addition to its visual presentation, the book includes enlightening essays and interviews with modern practitioners and authors that broaden the perspective on witchcraft as a path of spiritual insight and creative expression. You can expect not only an artistic experience but also an inspiring look into a world where history and the present intertwine in a unique symbiosis.

Why you will love this book:

• A unique volume packed with more than 400 artworks that visually complement the text.
• A detailed exploration of the history of witchcraft from antiquity to modern times.
• Essays and interviews with experts and contemporary practitioners of magic.
• Inspiration and insight for anyone interested in esoterica, magic, and culture.
• High-quality production with a hardcover, measuring 17 x 24 cm, ensuring long-lasting durability.

Key product features:

• Number of pages: 520
• Series: The Library of Esoterica
• Language: English
• Binding: hardcover, quarter-bound
• ISBN: 978-3-8365-8560-6
• Editors: Jessica Hundley and Pam Grossman
• Design: Thunderwing studio, Los Angeles