Entangled state 9

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HH 196

An Irving Klaw Photo

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Off The Page 7

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The Lickerish Quartet

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Winchester-Thurston ’56

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Sally Parks Behrhorst

Fritter and waste the hours in an off-hand way

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Antithesis 2

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All the beings of our world are, in the eyes of the Gnostics, the sediment of a lost heaven. — Jacques Lacarriere

Reddish marble carved votive relief of Selene: a female bust to the front in an arched niche, draped in a sleeved chiton, and with her hair parted in the middle and brought down over her ears, nose now missing, surrounded by a crescent on her head, seven stars in the field around and the signs of the zodiac in low relief; inscribed beneath with an unitelligible Gnostic formula

Excavated/Findspot Argos
2ndC-3rdC

British Museum

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Gnostic Serpent

Oval red-orange chalcedony intaglio: snake with Gnostic inscriptions above and below.

(undated)

British Museum

If a person has eyes that know how to see, he will look upwards to the heavens and he will see the beautiful image of the serpent coiled there, at the place where the great sky begins. Then he will understand that no being in heaven or on earth was formed without the serpent.

— from The Gnostics by Jacques Lacarriere

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sewickley academy 1983

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