De Occvlta Philosophia. Vol. I - Natural Magic by Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa Art Books Printed in full colour throughout

Printed in full colour throughout using HP Indigo digital offset press

Hardcover bound in red Italian Fedrigoni Imitlin

Starting as a companion to Adagia by Erasmus of Rotterdam the book became archetypal of a new way of relating art and literature through the glass of Iconography

Scrawled in its flesh were visions of impossible Sea Serpents

A hallucinatory poem set in artwork that is part childrens book

De Occvlta Philosophia. Vol. I - Natural Magic by Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa Art Books Printed in full colour throughout"And here is a trick more wonderful still: On a clear night, expose an image or text to the light of the Moon; the beams will capture the image and reflect it back onto the very surface of the Moon itself, where it may be read by someone expecting the wonder even at a very great distance. This is of great value for those besieged in a town or city, and is something Pythagoras often did. It is a secret still known by a few today, myself included."