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		Images of Aleister Crowley Time passes so quickly as we reach the later stages of life, and despite his prowess as a great magician I'm sure Aleister must have realised that he too could do nothing about it but simply accept its consequences and be grateful to have lived for as long as he did - many still die in their early years having achieved nothing apart from apathy. Yes, he was certainly a drug addict who reputedly took more heroin on a daily basis than would have killed a roomful of today's pathetic, moronic 'druggies', but nevertheless he carried on with his astounding life without the need to rob, mug, murder or live off the state.  Instead of studying 'sociology' or 'media studies', or any other easy option that they choose, maybe the youth of today should be forced to study the life and times of Aleister Crowley - it might provide them with some ethical guidance along with a sense of reality. The images shown below are some of those that have been accumulated over the years.  They are not shown in any chronological order, and any incorrect or missing descriptions will be updated in the near future.  Other images will be added as and when time constraints permit. Regrettably, each of the 'personal' images has now been marked with the name of this site as it has been noticed that one site in particular has been copying them prolifically without having the decency to change even the size or to ask if it would be okay.  Consequently they will have to retain this mark FOREVERANDADAY, or until Tomegatherion gets recognition from the site in question for the images it is using.  Despite this, should any of our readers request a copy of any image or a section of text Tomegatherion will continue to send it as it always has done. Crowley's Father Crowley's Mother The Buddhist, man of sorrows From The Heart of the Master Circa 1912 when he devoted Household Gods to Leila Waddell Crowley at 'Netherwood', Hastings Voted number 73 in a 2002 BBC poll to find the top 100 Great Britons. From Do What Thou Wilt: A Life of Aleister Crowley A Rare Picture of Crowley Little Left but Pipe and Wit The Expedition to Chogo Ri Crowley as Burnett-Rae must have known him circa 1930 Osiris Risen Crowley as a Schoolboy Crowley with wife Rose & Nuit On the Deosai plateau in the Himalayas 1905 The English Gentleman In Masonic Regalia In his first year at Trinity College, Cambridge Cover of Portable Darkness Wearing the head-dress of Horus making the sign of Pan, circa 1910 The Magician 1911, or is it a young Paul McCartney? Crowley, the Poet, at 30 In Pensive Mood Cover of The Confessions of Aleister Crowley Cover of The Illustrated Beast The explorer, mountaineer and big game hunter The Beast 666 Crowley at 37 A Parody of Winston Churchill Maria Theresa Ferrari de Miramar whom Crowley Married in 1929 Crowley - The Mad Arab Smoking rum-soaked Perique Tobacco Crowley as Mahatma Guru Sri Paramahansa Shivaji Crowley Examining his Ornately Carved Wand At Cefalu with Leah Hirsig (Poupιe is in her arms) Crowley in his Jermyn Street Flat Crowley Aged 56 From the Cover of The Nature of the Beast As Prince Chioa Khan while on honeymoon in Cairo Attempting the Supreme Equinox With Lady Frieda Harris, artist for the Thoth Tarot deck Crowley performing the Rite of Saturn At his flat in Jermyn Street In a pose as Fo-Hi, the Chinese God of Joy and Laughter As an older English Gentleman With his son Aleister Ataturk As an artist in 1919 in America Note the tuft of hair Yet another pose in his Jermyn Street Flat Nude with Leah and the goat in Cefalu. Which one is the goat? Return to top of page.

		Crowley's Sketches and Artwork An Idealised Self-portrait A Sketch of Frater O.P.V. (Norman Mudd) Choronzon at Lunch Maria de Miramar Crowley by Crowley A Demon on Crowley's Bedroom Wall at Cefalu The Waste Land (An Astral Landscape) Leah Hirsig, her Portrait as a Dead Soul Behind her Crowley Self-portrait Evoking the Spirit Paimon Supposedly Leah Hirsig on the Bedroom Wall at Cefalu An Oil Painting of Leah Hirsig (In a Private Collection) Crowley's sketch of a Demon of the Goetia? Return to top of page.

		Images of People Associated with Aleister Crowley Raoul Loveday Betty May Loveday Frank Bennett Leila Waddell NOT one of Crowley's Scarlet Women Allan Bennett Jane Wolfe with Leah Hirsig at Cefalu William Butler Yeats Arthur Edward Waite S. Liddell Macgregor Mathers Head of The Golden Dawn William Wynn Westcott Founder Member of The G. D. Oscar Eckenstein John Frederick Charles Fuller Gerald Kelly (knighted in 1945) Brother of Rose Florence Farr Frieda Harris - Artist for the Thoth Tarot Deck Gerald Gardner (Gardnerian Wicca) Leah Hirsig The Scarlet Woman Victor Neuburg Israel Regardie Theodor Reuss of Ordo Templi Orientis Jane Wolfe on the beach at Cefalu Nina Hamnett (unsuccessfully sued by Crowley over her book The Laughing Torso) John Yarker Karl Germer Charles Stansfeld Jones (Parzival) Cecil Frederick Russell (Godwin) Jeanne Foster (Hilarion) aka The Cat Annie Horniman Jerome Pollitt Horatio Bottomley Return to top of page.