Gnosticism Collection

The Baphomet of the Templars, illustration of a stone casket found at Essarois (Burgundy
DGC405782 The Baphomet of the Templars, illustration of a stone casket found at Essarois (Burgundy) (engraving) by English School

Gnostic Eucharist, copy of gnostic casket, engraved by Thierry freres (19th century
CHT287224 Gnostic Eucharist, copy of gnostic casket, engraved by Thierry freres (19th century) (litho) (b/w photo) (side panel of 287227) by Boilly

Gnostic Eucharist, side panel of a gnostic casket found at Essarois (Burgundy) (engraving
DGC405783 Gnostic Eucharist, side panel of a gnostic casket found at Essarois (Burgundy) (engraving) (see 405782) by English School

Precursors of Freemasonry: the Gnostics (engraving)
3100808 Precursors of Freemasonry: the Gnostics (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Precursors of Freemasonry: the Gnostics)

Simon Magus (chromolitho)
973986 Simon Magus (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Simon Magus (Simon the Magician)

The Baphomet of the Templars, illustration of a carved scene from a marble goblet in
DGC405785 The Baphomet of the Templars, illustration of a carved scene from a marble goblet in the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna (engraving) (simplified version of 405782) by English School

Gnostic Talisman, 1923. One of a series of WD & HO Wills Cigarette Cards called Lucky Charms, (Bristol and London, 1923)

Gnostic in Ecstasy
GNOSTICISM The prophetess Priscilla in ecstasy : this was a characteristic feature of the movement

St Irenaeus / Anon Oval
SAINT IRENAEUS Greek prelate and Bishop of Lugdunum (Lyons); known for his writings against gnosticism

St Irenaeus / Burghers
SAINT IRENAEUS Greek prelate; Bishop of Lugdunum (modern Lyons); known for his writings against gnosticism

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Gnosticism, an ancient belief system that emerged during the early centuries of Christianity, has captivated scholars and enthusiasts alike with its enigmatic symbols and mystical teachings. The Baphomet of the Templars, a controversial figure associated with Gnosticism, is depicted in various illustrations found on marble goblets and stone caskets. These intricate carvings reveal the deep symbolism embedded within Gnostic art. One such illustration discovered at Essarois in Burgundy showcases a stone casket adorned with Gnostic symbols. This captivating engraving offers a glimpse into the esoteric world of Gnosticism, inviting us to unravel its hidden meanings. Another image from a marble goblet housed in Vienna's Kunsthistorisches Museum presents similar motifs, further emphasizing the prevalence of these mysterious emblems. The concept of the Gnostic Eucharist is also explored through artistic depictions. Engravings by Thierry freres from the 19th century depict copies of gnostic caskets featuring scenes related to this sacred ritual. Side panels on another gnostic casket found at Essarois shed light on different aspects of this ceremony. Interestingly, Freemasonry finds its precursors in Gnosticism as depicted in an intriguing engraving showcasing their connection. Simon Magus, a prominent figure within Gnosticism known for his magical abilities, is brought to life through chromolithography. Talismans have always held significance within spiritual practices; thus it comes as no surprise that even modern interpretations include gnostic talismans created in 1923. These artifacts continue to intrigue researchers seeking deeper insights into ancient beliefs. Glimpses into ecstatic experiences are captured through artwork depicting "Gnostic in Ecstasy. " The intensity and fervor displayed by these individuals provide glimpses into their profound spiritual encounters. Lastly, St Irenaeus appears both oval-shaped and among burghers (citizens) in separate artworks dedicated to his legacy.