Telepathic hallucinations : the new view of ghosts
Telepathic Hallucinations is a 1909 New York study of ghosts by the psychical researcher Frank Podmore, aimed at general readers interested in the supernatural and in the psychology of illusion. Its pictures are rough pen-and-ink sketches of riverside scenes, bridges, a sailing boat, trees, and a steeple with a clock, plus a stark diagrammatic view, all in loose hatched line that a designer could borrow for quiet landscape vignettes or atmospheric, unsettling backgrounds.
