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• Reginald Machell
  ...(1854-1927) was an English painter whose best-known work is '''[[The Path (art work)|''The Path'']]'''. He joined the [[Theosophical Society]] after meeti ...n Paris.<ref>Bruce Kamerling, “Theosophy and Symbolist Art: the Point Loma Art School,” ''The Journal of San Diego History'' 26:4 (Fall 1980).[http://ww
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• Joe's Sandbox
  * [[:Category:Publications and Art Works|Publications and Art Works]]
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• The American Theosophist (periodical)
  ...art linked to the season or to a theme in the issue. Photos, diagrams and art were scattered throughout the pages. For many years the back cover had stat
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• Erling Roberts
  ...and Gertrude Roberts.<ref>US Social Security Death Index.</ref> He studied art at the Slade School in London.<ref>Edan Hughes, ''Artists in California, 17 ...s portrait for permanent exhibition at Headquarters. It is truly a work of art and we feel vey fortunate in having been able to persuade Mr. Roberts to pa
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• The New Californian (periodical)
  ...an Francisco and [[Louise A. Off]] of Los Angeles. Miss Off, an artist and art teacher, took over the editorial work in July, 1892, when Dr. Anderson beca
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• Thought Forms (book)
  == Influence on art == ...urice Tuchman, senior emeritus curator of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
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• Gerald Massey
  ...ious cosmologies.<ref>Los Angeles County Museum of Art, ''The Spiritual in Art: Abstract Painting 1890-1985'' (New York: Abbeville Press, 1986), 64.</ref>
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• March 28
  ...4 &ndash; [[William R. O’Donovan]], a distinguished American sculptor and art critic who made the bronze medallion of [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|Mme. Bl
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• Emma Hardinge Britten
  ...ry of the Theosophical Society (book)|SH]], p. 100). Author of the book, ''Art Magic'', which she announced was written by "an adept" of her acquaintance, ...ok)|''Isis Unveiled'']] was appearing, she was advertising a book called ''Art Magic''. When sending the unpublished advertisement to [[Henry Steel Olcott
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• Main Page
  * [[:Category:Publications and Art Works|Publications and Art Works]]
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• October 30
  * 1885 &ndash; [[A. T. Bondy]], expert illuminator of [[The Three Objects (art work)|''The Three Objects'']] and American Theosophist. (d. [[August 7]], 1
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• Georgine Shillard-Smith
  ...rs Building]] on the Society's headquarters campus. She also donated other art works and a large parcel of land. ...ref> Breckenridge painted a portrait of her around 1909.<ref>"Contemporary Art Show Will Be Shown in South" ''Charlotte Observer'' 76 (April 26, 1944), 6.
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• Joséphin Péladan
  ...ean Delville]].<ref>Who was Josephin Pealdin? http://peladan.net/symbolist-art/who-was-josephin-peladan-3/. Web 9 August, 217</ref> ...r he failed his baccalaureate, he moved to Paris and became a literary and art critic. His older brother Adrien studied alchemy and occultism as well.
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• Jean Overton Fuller
  * '''''Espionage as a Fine Art''''', translated from the French of Henri Déricourt with introduction and
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• Isabelle de Steiger
  == Art works == ...lected entries on merit, such as the Manchester Art Gallery, the Liverpool Art Gallery, the Grovesnor Gallery in London and, most prestigious of all, the
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• December 18
  ...aekers]], a Dutch Theosophist and mathematician involved with the De Stihl art movement (neoplasticism) (d. [[December 13]], 1875)
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• L. W. Rogers Building
  ...'The Messenger'']], and the members were excited to see them. The original art works were created with pen and pastels. Along with blueprints, corresponde ...above. The outstanding feature of the lobby is the '''[[Murals at Olcott (art work)|mural]]''' painted by [[Richard Blossom Farley]] on commission from T
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• Paul Gauguin
  ...businessman for eleven years. In addition to stocks, Gauguin dealt in the art market. He married Mette, a Danish woman, and they had five children. After ...ers. Gauguin ventured into the '' Cloisonism'' that was influenced by folk art and Japanese prints. Émile Bernard had pioneered this style of painting wi
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• Greek Mythology
  ...es the gods represented. They believed the art was sacred, and through the art one could embrace the qualities of the gods. Theosophists recognize this tr ...rchetype. The ancient Greeks were particularly sensitive to this aspect of Art. If they looked at a statue of Apollo, the sun-god, it was not merely to th
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• August 7
  * 1966 &ndash; [[A. T. Bondy]], expert illuminator of [[The Three Objects (art work)|''The Three Objects'']] and American Theosophist. (b. [[October 30]],
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