Baraduc - The Human Soul Its Movements, Its Lights and the Iconography of the Fluidic Invisible (1913) Provenance [Change in typogrpahic format]

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Baraduc - The Human Soul Its Movements, Its Lights and the Iconography of the Fluidic Invisible (1913) Provenance [Change in typogrpahic format]Hippolyte Baraduc. The Human Soul Its Movements, Its Lights and the Iconography of the Fluidic Invisible. Paris: Librairie Internationale de la Pense Nouvelle, 1913. (22 x 14. 5 cm ) pp. 188 +frontispiece, in text diagrams and decorations, and about 61 photographic plates of 'explanations' of emanations of the soul and portraits. Blue pastedown and fly leaves, bound in red publisher's cloth with gilt titles. Intentionally rounded edges with some