Hypnotize Collection

James Braid's technique of hypnotism (coloured engraving)
8655726 James Braid's technique of hypnotism (coloured engraving) by French School, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: James Braid's technique of hypnotism)

Magnetizer student manual, c.1850-1900 (print)
8615290 Magnetizer student manual, c.1850-1900 (print); (add.info.: Cover of the book "Manual of the student magnetizer" by Baron du Potet (Denis, Jules Dupotet)

Hypnosis method of Dr Braid. Scottish surgeon, Design by A. Demarle from
7295204 Hypnosis method of Dr Braid. Scottish surgeon, Design by A. Demarle from the, book "Life and health" by Dr Julius Rengade, Paris, 1881 (print) by Demarle

Hypnotize Ridden By Pat Eddery 07 May 2000 Date: 07 May 2000

Man Holding Womans Head

FASSMAN, Josep Mir i Rocafort, named Profesor. Spanish psychologist and hypnotist. Poster of the show Fassman hypnostist of crowds

(1853-1917). English actor-manager. As Svengali in the London theatrical production, 1895
SIR HERBERT BEERBOHM TREE (1853-1917). English actor-manager. As Svengali in the London theatrical production, 1895, of George Du Mauriers Trilby. Original cabinet photograph

Austrian physician, Friedrich Anton Mesmer. An 18th century satirical French engraving on Mesmers theory of animal
FRANZ MESMER (1734-1815). Austrian physician, Friedrich Anton Mesmer. An 18th century satirical French engraving on Mesmers theory of animal magnetism

Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree as Svengali and Dorothea Baird as Trilby O Ferrall in the 1895 London production of George Du
DU MAURIER: TRILBY, 1895. Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree as Svengali and Dorothea Baird as Trilby O Ferrall in the 1895 London production of George Du Mauriers Trilby

Hypnotism
A hypnotist hypnotising a patient

Hypnosis demonstration, 19th century
Hypnosis demonstration. 19th-century artwork of a hypnotist inducing hypnosis in a woman on a stage in front of a watching audience

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"Hypnotize: Unveiling the Mysteries of Mesmerism and Hypnosis" Step into the intriguing world of hypnotism, where minds are unlocked and secrets revealed. Dr Braid, a Scottish surgeon, pioneered the method of hypnosis that continues to captivate us today. A design by A. Demarle from the book "Life and Health" by Dr Julius Rengade takes us back to 1881 Paris, showcasing the early exploration of this fascinating phenomenon. Intriguingly, an oil painting titled "Mercury, Argus and Io (Formerly Endymion)" from the 18th century depicts a scene that seems to hint at mesmerizing powers. Could it be that even in those times people were aware of the captivating effects of hypnosis? One cannot ignore Josep Mir i Rocafort's portrayal as Profesor Fassman - his intense gaze exudes magnetism itself. This Spanish actor-manager brings to life Svengali in George Du Maurier's Trilby during London's theatrical production in 1895. The original cabinet photograph captures his enigmatic presence on stage. Delving further into history, we encounter Friedrich Anton Mesmer, an Austrian physician whose theory on animal magnetism caused quite a stir in the 18th century. Satirical French engravings mockingly depict Mesmer's beliefs surrounding this mysterious force. Returning to London's theater scene once more, Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree embodies Svengali alongside Dorothea Baird as Trilby O Ferrall in yet another rendition of George Du Maurier's iconic novel. Their performances undoubtedly left audiences spellbound with their portrayal of hypnotic manipulation. Witnessing a hypnotism demonstration from the 19th century is like stepping into a time capsule filled with wonderment and curiosity. How did these pioneers unlock hidden depths within our minds? What secrets lie beneath their enchanting techniques.