John Dee Posters and Art Prints
Description: Sacred geometry from the heart of Renaissance magic. In 1564 John Dee, astrologer to Queen Elizabeth I, constructed a single glyph with compass and ruler and claimed it held the secrets of alchemy, astronomy and mathematics: moon, sun, cross and the horns of Aries, bound into one sign. Here the Monas is shown with its full geometric scaffolding, the hidden circles and axes it was built from. Above and below, the warning from the original title page: "Let him who does not understand either be silent or learn."
Description: Rydell High School is the primary setting of the 1978 film Grease and its 1982 sequel Grease 2. The location for Rydell in Grease was filmed at Venice High School, and the location in Grease 2 was filmed at Excelsior High School. However, unlike the filming locations for Grease, all shots of Rydell in Grease 2 were filmed on-site at Excelsior.
Description: In Renaissance paintings, Angelolatry and Enochian angel lore merge with Wiccan beliefs, creating a mystical fusion. This convergence intertwines celestial beings with earthly practices, resonating with esoteric wisdom. Amidst it all, echoes of Olympian gods and the enigmatic presence of Starseeds add layers of ancient allure and cosmic connection, blurring the boundaries between the mystical and the tangible in a captivating exploration of the spiritual awakening.
