Wizard Collection (page 9)

Picture No. 10870687
A Siberian shaman / sorcerer / wizard / healer / medicine man / foreteller with a willow grouse. (Lagopus lagopus ) Date:

Picture No. 10870689
Siberian shaman / sorcerer / wizard / healer / medicine man / foreteller by his winter-hut. Date:

Picture No. 10870690
Indoor portrait of Siberian shaman / sorcerer / wizard / healer / medicine man / foreteller Date:

Picture No. 10870692
Siberian shaman / sorcerer / wizard / healer / medicine man / foreteller shows belongings, hidden at his sacred place in woods Date:

Picture No. 10870686
A Siberian shaman / sorcerer / wizard / healer / medicine man / foreteller performs a spiritual devotion kamlanie'. Date:

Picture No. 10870684
Siberian shaman/ sorcerer / wizard / healer / medicine man / foreteller by his sacred tree'. Date:

Picture No. 10870688
Siberian shaman / sorcerer / wizard / healer / medicine man / foreteller puts up a snare. Date:

Picture No. 10870685
Siberian shaman / sorcerer / wizard / healer / medicine man / foreteller appeals to spirits while performing a spiritual devotion kamlanie'. Date:

Picture No. 10870683
Siberian shaman / sorcerer / wizard / healer / medicine man / foreteller and black husky dog. Date:

Picture No. 10870681
Siberian shaman / sorcerer / wizard / healer / medicine man / foreteller - drinks tea with a rusk. Date:

Henry Percy, 9th Earl of Northumberland (1564-1632) English nobleman, called the Wizard Earl because of his interest in scientific experiment. Engraving after portrait by Vandyke

The Astrologer. Oil on canvas, 1916, by N. C. Wyeth, for The Mysterious Stranger by Mark Twain
ASTROLOGER, 1916. The Astrologer. Oil on canvas, 1916, by N.C. Wyeth, for The Mysterious Stranger by Mark Twain

The Wizard casts his curse
Prince Peters Good Servants. The Wizard casts his curse

Flying Wizard

Wizard Weezle

Wizard in the Mushroom Forest. From Playhour (date unknown)

Wizard in the Moonlight. From Playhour (date unknown)

Princess Marigold

Princess Marigold: The Magic Paint. From Treasure no. 224 (29 April 1967)

Overgrown castle

JAPAN: TALE OF GENJI. Two men and two women sitting on the ground stare in disbelief at a wizard with an attendant floating on a cloud. Scene from Murasaki Shikibus Tale of Genji

OREGON: CRATER LAKE. A view of Crater Lake, including the peak known as Wizards Island. Photographed c1920

OREGON: CRATER LAKE, c1912. A group of people on a rowboat in the middle of Crater Lake with Wizards Island in the background, Crater Lake National Park, Oregon. Photograph, c1912

DRUID. Wood engraving, 19th century

MAGICIAN, 19th CENTURY. A conjurer performs magic before a group of men. Wood engraving, Italian, 19th century

DRUIDS. Druids Inciting The Britons To Oppose The Landing Of The Romans. Wood engraving, late 19th century

DRUIDS AND BRITONS. The Druids inciting the Britons to oppose the landing of the Romans. Wood engraving, 19th Century

The Wizard tree, Cathedral Woods, Intervale, N. H
The Wizard tree, Cathedral Woods, Intervale, N.H.. Date c1900

Fred R. Hamlins musical extravaganza, The wizard of Oz. Date 1903

Leon the Wizard. Date 189-?

Sorcerers Costume
A rather camp Sorcerers costume, in brown and yellow velvet! Date: 1930s

Sorcery and flight. This nineteenth century artwork is showing the history of sorcery and flight in medieval times. There were stories of magical flights by witches, wizards, and the like

Nostradamuss Magic Mirror. Nostradamus (at right, 1503-1566) was a French physician and astrologer. Here he is using a magic mirror to foretell the future to Catherine de Medicis (1519-1589)

TRAVELS OF MERLIN. Illustration from a 14th century French manuscript

CIRCUS POSTER, 1914. American poster, 1914, for Barnum & Bailey Circus, featuring costumed dancers peforming in the show The Wizard Prince of Arabia

Great Wizard of the North Performing his Celebrated Tricks
Undated copy of engraving, " The Great Wizard of the North Performing his Celebrated Trick of Pouring Four Different Liquids From One Bottle". HPG/8/2/1 (vi)"

Advertisement for Hillman Wizard
Illustration showing a Hillman Wizard car parked in a city

A Wizard of the Niam-Niam Tribe, Sudan, c. 1887
Engraving showing a wizard of the Niam-Niam Tribe of Sudan, c.1887

Wizard Oz / Wicked Witch
The Wicked Witch of the West with her tall pointed hat and umbrella

Wizard of Oz / Lion and Oz
When the Cowardly Lion enters the Throne Room to see the Great and Terrible Oz, he finds that the Wizard has taken the form of a ball of fire

Wizard of Oz / Cat & Mouse
The Queen of the Field-Mice, the Tin Woodmans axe and the wildcat

Wizard of Oz / Wildcat
A wildcat chases the Queen of the field-mice

Wizard of Oz / Field-Mice
Thousands of field-mice help to pull the sleeping Cowardly Lion away from the deadly poppy field, aided by the Scarecrow and Tin Woodman

Wizard of Oz / Munchkins
Three of the Munchkins wearing pointed hats with bells on

Wizard of Oz / Munchkin
A Munchkin steps out of his house to bow to Dorothy as she passes

Wizard Oz / Emerald City
The Emerald City lies shining in the distance at the end of the yellow brick road

Wizard of Ox / Guardian
The Guardian of the Gate

Wizard of Oz / The Wizard
When the Scarecrow enters the Throne Room he sees that the Great and Terrible Wizard of Oz has taken the form of a beautiful lady Date: First published: 1900

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Step into the magical world of wizards, where dreams come true and adventures unfold. In the iconic 1939 MGM production of The Wizard of Oz, Bert Lahr brought to life the lovable Cowardly Lion, capturing our hearts with his endearing portrayal. Alongside him stood the Tin Man, a character synonymous with heart and compassion. Just like in ancient times when the Pythia foretold prophecies at the Oracle of Delphi, these enchanting characters guided Dorothy on her journey through Oz. Their wisdom and guidance were invaluable as they faced challenges and discovered their true selves. In an unexpected twist, even a Hillman car advertisement paid homage to this timeless tale. Just as Dorothy encountered fields of poppies that threatened to lull her into eternal sleep, we too can be captivated by beauty that distracts us from our goals. But fear not. With Toto by her side, Dorothy found courage within herself to face any obstacle that came her way. And let's not forget about Scarecrow - Ray Bolger portrayed him brilliantly in The Wizard of Oz - reminding us that intelligence is just as important as bravery. The genius behind Baum's creation continues to inspire generations; his imagination gave birth to a world where anything is possible. As we follow along on Dorothy's adventure once more alongside the Tin Man, we are reminded that it is love and compassion that truly make us whole. So whether you find yourself lost in a fantastical land or simply navigating through everyday life, remember the lessons learned from these beloved characters: have courage like the Cowardly Lion; let your heart guide you like the Tin Man; seek wisdom like those who consulted with Pythia at Delphi; stay focused amidst distractions like poppies in a field; cherish loyal companionship like Toto; embrace both intelligence and bravery embodied by Scarecrow. Embrace your inner wizard because deep down inside each one of us, there lies a magical force waiting to be unleashed.