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 355
PORTRAITS BY INVISIBLE ARTISTS 335 Later, the words, “The Apostle John,’ were added In one corner of the picture. So here was the Apostle John’s picture, as he trod the earth, ministering to the people, teaching and being taught, emphasising the love of God to man. The w hole proceeding seemed like… … rond measure in the wonder. We are grateful be aluable work of spirit happy possession of such a science and art. Believing in the integrity of the Bangs Sisters, we express our sincerest thanks for their un tiring e efforts in the work of spiritualism, ar nd for the comforting and inspiring…
Photography of the invisible · Spiritualism · Spirit photography
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