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The Art of the Unknown : A Visual Treasury of the Esoteric, Uncanny and Unexplained

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'In this well-written and insightful title, the categorization is thoughtful, and the analyses of the artworks are careful. It’s very easy to read, and the structured approach makes it an excellent reference and resource.' - Library Journal

Discover how artists across the centuries have explored the unexplainable, documented the impossible and illuminated the dark unknown

What lurks at the edges of human perception? Across time and cultures, artists have found themselves drawn to document encounters with forces and phenomena that defy comprehension, from ghostly manifestations and cosmic energies to twilight realms and parallel dimensions.  While science seeks answers, artists illuminate the unknown through intuition, imagination and vision, creating visual records of the esoteric, the uncanny and the unexplainable.  

The Art of the Unknown brings together nearly 200 artworks that delve into the limits of perception and belief, for example:  William Blake’s celestial visions Léon Spilliaert's mysterious paintings Penny Slinger's spectral photographs Daniel Martin Diaz’s symbolic diagrams Uniting historical artists with contemporary creators who continue to push at the boundaries of reality, this book asks: what worlds exist alongside our own – and how do artists give form to what can’t be seen?

The Art of the Unknown is an enthralling journey for anyone fascinated by mystery and the esoteric, inviting you to look again at the forces that persist just beyond the threshold of ordinary reality, and to discover how artists have long attempted to make the invisible visible.

Details

  • Author: S. Elizabeth
  • Hardcover: 240 pages | 200 colour illustrations
  • Date published:  September 2026
  • Language: English
  • ISBN: 9781805701187
  • Product Dimensions: 23.0 x 17.8 cm

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