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Photographing the invisible : practical studies in spirit photography, spirit portraiture, and other rare but allied phenomena (1911)

Coates, James · London : L.N. Fowler & Co. ; Chicago : Advanced Thought Publishing Co. · leaf 119

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MR DAVID DUGUID’S MEDIUMSHIP 97 The first psychic photograph was that of the so- called “Cyprian Priestess” (see figs. 10, 11, 13, 14). Although the face is distinct, the drapery is different from that in former photographs, but reveals, in quite a natural position, a plump hand and arm held across … Fig. 14.—Photograph of the foregoing ‘‘ Cyprian Priestess” magnified, showing the inartistic joining of the head to the body. the lower portion of the chest. On another plate of Mrs Duguid’s trio, there was a reproduction of a spirit face obtained by Mr G. four years before. Of the three plates…

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