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The Devil: A Visual Guide to the Demonic, Evil, Scurrilous, and Bad by Morgan
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Item specifics
- Condition
- Publication Date
- 1996-09-01
- Pages
- 176
- ISBN
- 081181176X
About this product
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Chronicle Books
ISBN-10
081181176X
ISBN-13
9780811811767
eBay Product ID (ePID)
6038746511
Product Key Features
Book Title
Devil : a Visual Guide to the Demonic, Evil, Scurrilous, and Bad
Number of Pages
176 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
1996
Topic
Demonology & Satanism, Christian Theology / General
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Religion
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
16 Oz
Item Length
1 in
Item Width
1 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
95-046231
TitleLeading
The
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The artwork ranges from fiercely devout paintings by medieval masters to whimsical woodcuts and engravings (the portly St. Dunstan tweaking the devil's nose with hot tongs irresistible) -- serious fun, a delight to the eyes and the mind. NAPRA Review, The artwork ranges from fiercely devout paintings by medieval masters to whimsical woodcuts and engravings (the portly St. Dunstan tweaking the devil's nose with hot tongs irresistible) -- serious fun, a delight to the eyes and the mind. NAPRA Review -- -, NAPRA ReView , Holiday 1996 One must admire and revere the saints, but as the authors of this beautifully presented book assert, "It is infinitely more fun to play with the bad guys." That explains this companion/ counterpoint to 1994's Saints: A Visual Almanac of the Virtuous, Pure, Praiseworthy, and Good. The universal obsession with incarnate evil is traced through the centuries in art, literature, legend, and theological history, listing the startling variety of names and forms attributed to this entity, describing the environs and inhabitants of Hell as it has been defined by various authorities, and finally -- reassuringly -- ending with a chapter on Protection. The artwork ranges from fiercely devout paintings by medieval masters to whimsical woodcuts and engravings (the portly St. Dunstan tweaking the devil's nose with hot tongs is irresistible) -- serious fun, a delight to the eyes and the mind. Star-Ledger, October 1996 Enough with the angel books already. Let's have some devilish fun. Satan. Lucifer. Beelzebub. Prince of Darkness. Mephistopheles. The Dark Angel. Archfiend. Whatever you call him, he's here. In the book, that is. The Morgans have put together a playful but fact-filled book on the devil, his world and his minions. And while the writing is a clever delight, the woodcuts, illustrations and paintings are a special treat. The authors knew full well what they were undertaking when they agreed to take a look at the dark side. After all, they were "chaperoned during the writing of this book by a leering, cackling flock of ravens that roosted outside" their window. There's more demonic information than anyone could ever want here, but you'd be a fool to miss out on any of it. There are tidbits on the hordes of demons and damned souls the devil has enticed to do his business, as well as a guided tour through hell. For those, however, who feel it's too late for them because they've already made a pact with the devil, the Morgans have advice: "Once sold, a soul is nearly impossible to redeem. (But if) you are already in the unfortunate position of having made such a bargain and are looking for a way out, see our first book, Saints. -- -, NAPRA ReView , Holiday 1996 One must admire and revere the saints, but as the authors of this beautifully presented book assert, "It is infinitely more fun to play with the bad guys." That explains this companion/ counterpoint to 1994's Saints: A Visual Almanac of the Virtuous, Pure, Praiseworthy, and Good. The universal obsession with incarnate evil is traced through the centuries in art, literature, legend, and theological history, listing the startling variety of names and forms attributed to this entity, describing the environs and inhabitants of Hell as it has been defined by various authorities, and finally -- reassuringly -- ending with a chapter on Protection. The artwork ranges from fiercely devout paintings by medieval masters to whimsical woodcuts and engravings (the portly St. Dunstan tweaking the devil's nose with hot tongs is irresistible) -- serious fun, a delight to the eyes and the mind. Star-Ledger, October 1996 Enough with the angel books already. Let's have some devilish fun. Satan. Lucifer. Beelzebub. Prince of Darkness. Mephistopheles. The Dark Angel. Archfiend. Whatever you call him, he's here. In the book, that is. The Morgans have put together a playful but fact-filled book on the devil, his world and his minions. And while the writing is a clever delight, the woodcuts, illustrations and paintings are a special treat. The authors knew full well what they were undertaking when they agreed to take a look at the dark side. After all, they were "chaperoned during the writing of this book by a leering, cackling flock of ravens that roosted outside" their window. There's more demonic information than anyone could ever want here, but you'd be a fool to miss out on any of it. There are tidbits on the hordes of demons and damned souls the devil has enticed to do his business, as well as a guided tour through hell. For those, however, who feel it's too late for them because they've already made a pact with the devil, the Morgans have advice: "Once sold, a soul is nearly impossible to redeem. (But if) you are already in the unfortunate position of having made such a bargain and are looking for a way out, see our first book, Saints.
Dewey Edition
20
Grade From
Eighth Grade
Grade To
College Graduate Student
Dewey Decimal
291.2/16
Synopsis
The Devil is a satanic compendium of angels gone bad, the flipside to our immensely popular Saints (over 35,000 copies sold). Filled with gorgeous art and a silvery, rich design, The Devil presents the stories, speculation, history, and theology of the dark side, including information on the Devil's various names and incarnations; demons; Hell and similar devilish abodes; damnation; heretics, witches, warlocks, and other diabolical creatures; and protection against the Devil. Whether you call him Lucifer, Satan, Leviathan, Beelzebub, or the Prince of Darkness, the Devil gets his due in this wickedly entertaining, informative, and mysteriously alluring volume.
LC Classification Number
BL480.M67 1996
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