Cabala: Mirror of Art and Nature by Stephan Michelspacher Tarot Ambrose cherishes his childhood vision

Ambrose cherishes his childhood vision of the mystical cup of Teilo Sant

Our edition is completed by the Kindergruppen and an Alphabet (Totentanzalphabet)

He concludes with some thoughts on the hermetic allegorical engraving in the third volume of Johann Scheibles Das Kloster  (1846) for the reader to pursue in their own visionary work

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Cabala: Mirror of Art and Nature by Stephan Michelspacher Tarot Ambrose cherishes his childhood visionBy Stephan Michelspacher Translated by Leigh T. I. Penman Book design by Joseph Uccello Sewn hard cover in letterpress dust jacket 160 pages, with engravings, ( 4to ) 7 x 10 Tri lingual Edition Illustrated with Engravings and Ornaments Historical Introduction CABALA: SPIEGEL DER KUNST VND NATUR was first published precisely four hundred years ago in the Free Imperial City of Augsburg, located in the Holy Roman Empire. The first edition was printed by