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RMA151E6–COUPLE IN BED HUGGING EACHOTHER WITH FEMALE GHOST FIGURE IN WHITE NIGHTY STANDING OVER THEIR BED MODEL RELEASED SPOOKY SCARY SCARE FRIGHTENING SUPERNATURAL INTRUDER SPIRIT DEATH EXPERIENCE LIFE AFTERLIFE OUT OF BODY SMOKE MIST FOG MOODY RELATIONSHIP ELDERLY YOUTH
RM2JYYEPD–Illustration depicting a fantastical image of a woman's spirit emanating from her dead body. By Georges Lepape (1887-1971), French poster artist, illustrator and fashion designer
RMENW07D–A pint with real body! The regulars really get into the spirit of things down at Tommy Duck's. Its not only the beer that has body in it. For landlord Ken Rigg has found novel resting place for boozers pints and snacks - glass topped coffin complete with skeleton. It was Ken's idea of joke but the customers at his pub one of the oldest in Manachester find it an ideal place to rest in peace. as it were. Everyone's quite happy. I think they like the idea of leaning on coffin said Ken. It's turned out to be advantageous because the pub is usuall full and the customers now have somewhere to lean.
RMW570G8–Death of Agneta Deutz, Lady of Hofdijk, Medal or plaque of silver, made on the occasion of the death of Agneta Deutz, Lady of Hofeijk, enclosed in a metal ring, with a tripod with a hinge around the token being able to stand upright, at the bottom of the ring to attach the crossbar to the tag. Obverse: woman lying on sarcophagus, decorated with cartouche with inscription: MRS AGNETA DEUTZ GIVES HER SPIRIT TO GOD. ON 'T GRAF IT'S DAMAGED BODY SURPLUS. BUT HER HISTORY IS THIS SILVRE ART. TO THOSE RECEIVING THIS THANKS FROM HER FAVOR. Above that, two angels with banderolle lit up float through
RM2G90XB6–College Station Texas USA, November 18 1999: Emergency responders remove the body of a victim just hours after the Aggie Bonfire collapse that killed 12 people building the stacks. Bonfire is a student-led ritual at the campus that has been part of school spirit activities leading up to the annual Texas-Texas A&M football game for decades. ©Bob Daemmrich
RF2A53FK4–Death after life or afterlife concept as a reincarnation symbol or suicide and moving on as a transition to heaven or eternity icon.
RFHNDMRC–Deceased, People carry a body, to burn, going to Manikarnika Ghat, the burning ghat, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India.
RM2M4KPBH–Death of the Strong Wicked Man (Plate IV). A woman screams in grief over the body of a man on a mattress. HIs spirit ascends through a window. Another girl stands weeping at the head of the bed. A broken goblet on the floor. Copperplate engraving by Louis Schiavonetti after an original drawing by William Blake from Robert Blair’s The Grave, T. Bensley for Rudolph Ackermann, 1813.
RF2B0WGNY–Evil spirit silhouette. Halloween dark night devil, nightmare demon or ghost silhouettes. Flying metaphysical vector illustration
RMP0EMYW–. English: Fleuron from book: A true interpretation of the witch of Endor, spoken of in 1 Sam. XXVIII. begin. at the 11th verse. Shewing, 1. How She and all other Witches do beget or produce that Familiar Spirit they deal with, and what a Familiar Spirit is, and how those Voices are procured, and Shapes appear unto them, whereby the Ignorant and Unbelieving People are deceived by them. 2. It is clearly made appear in this Treatise, that no Spirit can be raised without its Body, neither can any Spirit assume any Body after Death; For if the Spirit doth walk, the Body must walk also. 3. An inter
RM2CWBGNB–The Agony in the Garden', by Pieter Coecke van Aelst, 1527-1530. In the garden of Gethsemane Christ kneels and raises his eyes towards the chalice standing on the outcrop of rock, which symbolises the chalice of fate. Christ prays to God the Father, wracked by fear of his coming suffering and death, to alter the fate set out for him. Unlike Christ, who is in a state of inner conflict between the divine and human sides of his nature, between spirit and body, the apostles have all fallen fast asleep - Peter leaning against a tree stump; to his right the young John, deep in sleep; and behind Chri
RM2T68D6F–The Reunion of the Soul and the Body (Plate X). A male figure embraced by a shrouded woman spirit diving from above. Flames and smoke billow from a tomb and gravestone. Copperplate engraving by Louis Schiavonetti after an original drawing by William Blake from Robert Blairs The Grave, T. Bensley for Rudolph Ackermann, 1813.
RMARGHA1–Balinese funeral procession, body Carried to the cremation, bamboo, paper, silk, flowers, Hindu universe, crowd, group, people, men, women, Indonesia,
RMG15EMN–'As the soul of a dying man is breathed out of his body, angels and demons fight for control of it; for many peoples the soul is not merely a function of the living body but is capable of survival after death.' drawing and quote from De Plancy's Dictionna
RM2M4KPD2–The Reunion of the Soul and the Body (Plate X). A male figure embraced by a shrouded woman spirit diving from above. Flames and smoke billow from a tomb and gravestone. Copperplate engraving by Louis Schiavonetti after an original drawing by William Blake from Robert Blair’s The Grave, T. Bensley for Rudolph Ackermann, 1813.
RM2T90C46–Ghost in a Graveyard, late 19th century, Unknown Japanese, 43 7/8 × 15 3/8 in. (111.44 × 39.05 cm) (image)75 9/16 × 16 7/8 in. (191.93 × 42.86 cm) (without roller), Ink on silk, Japan, 19th century, Traditionally in Japan, the spirit is said to leave the body after death and travel to the Pure Land to become an ancestor spirit. However, if the deceased had powerfully obsessive emotions in this life, her soul would remain in the world of the living as a ghost, unable to proceed to the next world until finding release from her obsessions. Ghosts are almost always female
RMMAKNHG–Describes attending a military funeral on Governors Island. Transcription: sought the embrace of death ?s half brother Sleep, the man above died. No more for him this world with its joys, sorrows and thoughts. All will rise in the morrow to their labours; ? he by that simple, strange, awful act hath become superior to all of them. The poorest clown does a great act in dying; ? day commonplace till Great Death renders its spirit-sister wiser than All of us. A tall fellow was the man; ? (on the morrow I saw his body) not thirty; and Tipperary born. No kith nor kin here to mourn for him; litt
RMARGH96–Balinese funeral procession, body Carried to the cremation, bamboo, paper, silk, flowers, Hindu universe, crowd, group, people, men, women, Indonesia,
RF2JG0PYM–Vector illustration of white ghost, phantom silhouette isolated on white background. Halloween spooky monster, scary spirit or poltergeist flying in night. Mystic creature without body.
RM2M3RG2F–From Palace to Tomb, Episode 1: Pharaoh falls ill, the exorcist is called in. First in a series of historical reconstructions by Fortunino Matania in The Sphere magazine's Egypt number (following the discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb), tracing the journey of a Pharaoh from palace to tomb. Depicted here is the visit of an exorcist summoned by the wife of a gravely ill pharaoh. He brings some little figures possessing sufficient power to drive away the evil spirit which is possessing the body of the sick ruler He utters a powerful incantation and promises improvement in the patient's condition.
RM2M4KPCA–The Soul hovering over the Body reluctantly parting with Life (Plate VI). A woman's spirit looks down with shock at her corpse in a shroud on her deathbed. Mountains and clouds visible through a window. Copperplate engraving by Louis Schiavonetti after an original drawing by William Blake from Robert Blair’s The Grave, T. Bensley for Rudolph Ackermann, 1813.
![The Doncaster Cup, 1860. 'This Cup...has been designed to illustrate the ballad of the birth of St. George, [by] Bishop Percy...It is not too much to say that the artist has thoroughly succeeded in obtaining a perfect keeping between the vase and the poem...We have not a Gothic legend illustrated by a Greek design, but we have, in truth, the spirit of an Anglo-Norman legend carried out and portrayed upon an Anglo-Norman vase...Around the body four oblong panels bear upon them: the dream of the mother of St. George; the interpretation of that dream; the death of the knight's mother; and the del Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2T1DKPA/the-doncaster-cup-1860-this-cuphas-been-designed-to-illustrate-the-ballad-of-the-birth-of-st-george-by-bishop-percyit-is-not-too-much-to-say-that-the-artist-has-thoroughly-succeeded-in-obtaining-a-perfect-keeping-between-the-vase-and-the-poemwe-have-not-a-gothic-legend-illustrated-by-a-greek-design-but-we-have-in-truth-the-spirit-of-an-anglo-norman-legend-carried-out-and-portrayed-upon-an-anglo-norman-vasearound-the-body-four-oblong-panels-bear-upon-them-the-dream-of-the-mother-of-st-george-the-interpretation-of-that-dream-the-death-of-the-knights-mother-and-the-del-2T1DKPA.jpg "The Doncaster Cup, 1860. 'This Cup...has been designed to illustrate the ballad of the birth of St. George, [by] Bishop Percy...It is not too much to say that the artist has thoroughly succeeded in obtaining a perfect keeping between the vase and the poem...We have not a Gothic legend illustrated by a Greek design, but we have, in truth, the spirit of an Anglo-Norman legend carried out and portrayed upon an Anglo-Norman vase...Around the body four oblong panels bear upon them: the dream of the mother of St. George; the interpretation of that dream; the death of the knight's mother; and the del Stock Photo")
RM2T1DKPA–The Doncaster Cup, 1860. 'This Cup...has been designed to illustrate the ballad of the birth of St. George, [by] Bishop Percy...It is not too much to say that the artist has thoroughly succeeded in obtaining a perfect keeping between the vase and the poem...We have not a Gothic legend illustrated by a Greek design, but we have, in truth, the spirit of an Anglo-Norman legend carried out and portrayed upon an Anglo-Norman vase...Around the body four oblong panels bear upon them: the dream of the mother of St. George; the interpretation of that dream; the death of the knight's mother; and the del
RMB3KJFG–manco blessing the mourners, carrying out the final ritual in the cycle of life and death, bali hindu belief , kusamba , bali
RMRYADP8–The Moment of Reflection or a Tale for Future Times, Cruikshank, Isaac, 1764 1811, Engraving 1796, Catherine II Horrified at the Visions that Beset Her at the Moment of Death, a Cloud Entering at Left Depicts the Many Victims of Her Wrath, a Skeleton, Death, Stands behind Her Ready to Plunge His Spear and Send Her Cloven-Hoofed Spirit Into the Hands of Two Grinning Demons Waiting in the Flames of Hell, a Frightened Charles Fox Witnesses the Visions from a Portrait on the Wall behind Her
RMMR5N4C–Reserve head put in an ancient Egyptian, burial chamber, near the deceased to ensure that his spirit would recognise the body, when it came back to visit him in the hereafter. Limestone; IVth dynasty; Giza. The Fourth Dynasty of ancient Egypt is characterized as a 'golden age' of the Old Kingdom. Dynasty IV lasted from c. 2613 to 2494 BC.
RFE998D4–Afterlife and rebirth concept as a group of leaves shaped as flying butterflies rising out of a dead decaying tree stump as a symbol of a soul leaving the body the a birth of new life after death with hope for the future.
RMARGH90–Balinese funeral procession, body Carried to the cremation, bamboo, paper, silk, flowers, Hindu universe, crowd, group, people, men, women, Indonesia,
RF2D7WX1P–A transparent ghostly figure walks towards the light at the end of a tunnel, heading out of a cave with sandy footprints leading out from the front.
RF2WK56A7–Graphic Ai image illustrating the potential connection between the consciousness mind and the universe
RM2M4KPCT–The Death of the Good Old Man (Plate V). The shrouded body of a bearded old man lies on a bed with the Bible in his hand, surrounded by young women praying. His soul supported by angels flies out the window above bread and wine on the sill. Copperplate engraving by Louis Schiavonetti after an original drawing by William Blake from Robert Blair’s The Grave, T. Bensley for Rudolph Ackermann, 1813.
RMB3KK57–manco blessing the mourners, carrying out the final ritual in the cycle of life and death, bali hindu belief , kusamba , bali
RF2D9N2R6–Shadows of people on sand near the sea. Concept of recollection, farewell to loved ones, departure to another reality, death.
RMMR5N65–Reserve head of Sneferuseneb. put in an ancient Egyptian, burial chamber, near the deceased to ensure that his spirit would recognise the body, when it came back to visit him in the hereafter. Limestone; IVth dynasty; Giza. The Fourth Dynasty of ancient Egypt is characterized as a 'golden age' of the Old Kingdom. Dynasty IV lasted from c. 2581 BC
RM2B6AD11–Allegory of the redemption of mankind Left Moses with the Tablets of Law. Right Christ at the cross. At his feet beaten an open Bible, surrounded by the symbols of the four evangelists. Above the Bible the dove of the Holy Spirit. Behind Moses is Death pricking the lifeless body of a moon with his lance. The same man is resurrected on the right and pray for the Bible. In the background the preaching of John the Doper. Manufacturer : printmaker: Jerome Who: rix (listed property) designed by: Crispin van den Broeck (listed building) Publisher: Hans van Luyck (listed property) Place manufacture:
RMARGH8D–Balinese funeral procession, body Carried to the cremation, bamboo, paper, silk, flowers, Hindu universe, crowd, group, people, men, women, Indonesia,
RF2WAM917–The soul flies to heaven, ghost of a man taken up into heaven. Soul ascension in heavenly light, Consciousness and body human faith and person. Afterl
RF2AX6R3W–Glowing spirit or angel coming out of a dead man who has died in his sleep as it floats above him ascending into heaven as moonlight shines on the poo
RMB3KGY3–manco blessing the mourners, carrying out the final ritual in the cycle of life and death, bali hindu belief , kusamba , bali
RM2K09ABP–The Holy Trinity, with the dead Christ at center surrounded by angels, God the Father, and the Holy Spirit, 1650-90.
RM2WD4TFW–Maria and John the deceased Christ, Antonie Wierix (II), 1565 - Before 1604 print The body of the deceased Christ is supported by Mary and John. They ween for his death. Above the head of Christ the Holy Spirit in the form of a pigeon and the tetragram as a symbol of God the Father. In the margin a caption in Latin. Antwerp paper engraving Christ's body supported. the Holy Trinity, 'Trinitas coelestis'; Father, Son and Holy Ghost Christian religion. Holy Ghost represented as a dove (in flames). tetragram (in Roman or Hebrew script) symbol of God the Father
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