A woman in vintage clothing holding a magnifying glass over her eye, looking through it, with her other eye partially visible. She is wearing jewelry, including a bracelet and necklace, and has textured, curled hair. The photo is in black and white, with a plain background.

Hyso

A painting of a bear sitting on a swing, holding a stick in its mouth. The swing has two ropes with red and white striped fabric and golden fixtures. Above the bear, there is Latin text on a dark background, framed with ornate gold and silver detailing, and a decorative element at the top resembling a bow or ribbon.
A religious painting depicting Saint George slaying a dragon. Saint George is dressed in armor and riding a white horse, spearing the dragon beneath the horse. The background features a castle, a landscape with trees, and a kneeling woman in a pink gown with a white cape, possibly the Virgin Mary. The ground is scattered with bones and skulls.

Terica

A Cabinet of Gentle Disturbances,

A whimsical painting of a witch with long white hair and a fish tail, standing in a dark forest, facing a large dog with a fluffy dark mane. The witch holds a stick and appears to be talking to the dog, which is sitting on the ground. The forest has tall, thin trees and a muted green background.
Vintage medicine bottle label for Hazelina, a product of B.W. & Co, containing witch hazel, recommended dose one to three teaspoonfuls, with illustration of a witch hazel plant.

Hysterical Girls in Esoterical Worlds

A classical painting depicting three nude female figures with one holding a small jar, and a young girl with curly hair at their side, set against a cloudy, fiery sky background.
A colorful illustration of the biblical figure Hermes, also known as Mercury, wearing a blue robe, holding a lantern, with the Roman numeral VIII at the top and the name 'Hermite' at the bottom.
Black and white drawing of a woman holding a flower, dressed in traditional clothing with symbols on her skirt, standing next to a small flower.


― Leonora Carrington, The Hearing Trumpet

“You may not believe in magic but something very strange is happening at this very moment. Your head has dissolved into thin air and I can see the rhododendrons through your stomach. It's not that you are dead or anything dramatic like that, it is simply that you are fading away and I can't even remember your name.”