Written by author Magnus Magnusson, this original work provides readers with a unique insight into the tales and traditions of the Viking era in a beautifully crafted hardcover format.
Peeling back the veil of the universe one riddle at a time, born from the cryptic visions of the American Nostradamus, Pyraugéneis, MATRICES invites you on a journey through layers of time, reality, and perception. Each puzzle begins with the turning of a page, revealing riddles that go beyond mere mental challenges, and serve as valuable keys to hidden prophetic truths. From cryptic verses to numeral labyrinths, this book is a unique gateway to the metaphysical, guiding you to revelations that exist beyond the surface of our world. Are you ready to decipher the prophecies and unveil secrets echoing through eternity? Or will these mysteries remain—hidden in the matrix of time?
George Papashvily (1898-1978) was a Georgian-American writer and sculptor. He was one of the most famous Georgian emigre artists of the 20th century. He and his wife Helen Waite Papashvily (1906-1996) wrote a number of books based on his life experiences and Georgian culture. Published immediately after WWII, YES AND NO STORIES was dedicated to the « defenders of Stalingrad and Sevastopol–folk heroes of tomorrow. » The book is copiously illustrated with woodcut-like drawings by noted artist Simon Lissim (1900-1981).
This lot features foundational guides on totem poles, tribal legends, and stylistic overviews of regional art. – Note: Illustrated guide detailing the history, symbology, and carving styles of Pacific Northwest totem poles.