Volumen quartum.
This is a volume of occult and magical treatises from the early modern period, held in C.G. Jung's library and made for scholars and readers of esoteric learning. The pictures are woodcut and engraved diagrams: a circular seal of Latin inscriptions and planetary signs, a pentagram-framed figure with radiating labels, a man standing on a dragon above a globe, and a crowned figure holding sun and moon among flowers. A designer could draw on their dense circular framing, astrological symbols, and crisp black line work.
