Occult Literature
The Four-Square Measure of the Human Body
A standing man extends both arms across a square frame intersected by diagonal lines. Small celestial signs accompany the body in Whitehead’s discussion of proportion and correspondence.
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Illustrator not identified. "The Four-Square Measure of the Human Body" [editorial title]. In Occultism Simplified, or The Mystic Thesaurus, Willis F. Whitehead. 1921 Regan edition; copyright text 1899, 1921, Regan Publishing Corporation. Source scan leaf 20. Lumitheca. /gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0562-0020
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Illustrator not identified. The Four-Square Measure of the Human Body. Occultism Simplified, or The Mystic Thesaurus. Scan leaf 20. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0562-0020