Zarathustra Has Returned to His Flame

Original caption: Zarathustra returns to the flame

J. A. Knapp

A luminous human form rises within a tall flame above a raised fire altar. Small robed figures lift their arms around the base. The original caption identifies Zarathustra’s return to his flame.

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J. A. Knapp. "Zarathustra Has Returned to His Flame" [source caption]. In The Phoenix, Manly P. Hall. Original illustrated edition, copyright November 1931, 1931, Hall Publishing Company. Source scan leaf 8. Lumitheca. /gallery/image/phoenix-007

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Medium: Printed illustration
Creator: J. A. Knapp
Source scan: Leaf 8
Reference: Manly P. Hall, The Phoenix, original source leaf 7.
Image size: 1086 x 1601 px
Catalogue ID: IMJ-0498-E001

Title from the printed caption. Editorial description. Source details from the Library catalogue.

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The Phoenix — exact library edition

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The PhoenixManly P. Hall1931

Edition: Original illustrated edition, copyright November 1931
Publisher: Hall Publishing Company
Place: Los Angeles

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J. A. Knapp. Zarathustra Has Returned to His Flame. The Phoenix. Scan leaf 8. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/gallery/image/phoenix-007

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