Artists

Edith Annie Ibbs

1863–1937

A Prince, Clad in Gold, Succeeds the King; Representing a Stage in the Alchemical Process
Image credit: Wellcome Collection

A Prince, Clad in Gold, Succeeds the King; Representing a Stage in the Alchemical Process

Edith Annie Ibbs (1863–1937) and Salomon Trismosin (after)

Wellcome Collection

Artworks by Edith Annie Ibbs

  • A Prince, Clad in Gold, Succeeds the King; Representing a Stage in the Alchemical Process
    A Prince, Clad in Gold, Succeeds the King; Representing a Stage in the Alchemical Process Edith Annie Ibbs (1863–1937) and Salomon Trismosin (after)
    Wellcome Collection
  • A Three-Headed Monster in an Alchemical Flask, Representing the Composition of the Alchemical Philosopher's Stone: Salt, Sulphur, and Mercury
    A Three-Headed Monster in an Alchemical Flask, Representing the Composition of the Alchemical Philosopher's Stone: Salt, Sulphur, and Mercury Edith Annie Ibbs (1863–1937) and Salomon Trismosin (after)
    Wellcome Collection
  • A Queen Dressed in Blue, Representing Mercury, in a Crowned Alchemical Flask
    A Queen Dressed in Blue, Representing Mercury, in a Crowned Alchemical Flask Edith Annie Ibbs (1863–1937) and Salomon Trismosin (after)
    Wellcome Collection
  • A Three-Headed Eagle in a Crowned Alchemical Flask, Representing Mercury Sublimated Three Times
    A Three-Headed Eagle in a Crowned Alchemical Flask, Representing Mercury Sublimated Three Times Edith Annie Ibbs (1863–1937) and Salomon Trismosin (after)
    Wellcome Collection
  • A Moon above a Queen Dressed in Blue, and a Sun above a King Dressed in Red; Representing Two Alchemical Principles: the Dissolving 'Lac Virginis' (Mercury) and the Coagulating Masculine Principle (Sulphur)
    A Moon above a Queen Dressed in Blue, and a Sun above a King Dressed in Red; Representing Two Alchemical Principles: the Dissolving 'Lac Virginis' (Mercury) and the Coagulating Masculine Principle (Sulphur) Edith Annie Ibbs (1863–1937) and Salomon Trismosin (after)
    Wellcome Collection
  • Aeson is Rejuvenated by Having His Blood Replaced by Magic Juices in a Boiling Vat; Representing the Process of Self-Destruction in Order to Attain the Elixir of Life
    Aeson is Rejuvenated by Having His Blood Replaced by Magic Juices in a Boiling Vat; Representing the Process of Self-Destruction in Order to Attain the Elixir of Life Edith Annie Ibbs (1863–1937) and Salomon Trismosin (after)
    Wellcome Collection
  • The Hermetic Androgyne; Representing the Stages of the Alchemical Work in One
    The Hermetic Androgyne; Representing the Stages of the Alchemical Work in One Edith Annie Ibbs (1863–1937) and Salomon Trismosin (after)
    Wellcome Collection
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