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Aby Warburg wearing a Hemis kachina mask, Oraibi, Arizona, May 1896, Warburg Institute Archive London

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A performer playing El Toro in a Matachines dance, Monticello, New Mexico, 1909. “Monticello Church Festival,” Henry A. Schmidt Pictorial Collection 000-179-0677. (Photo by Henry A. Schmidt; courtesy of the Special Collections and Center for Southwest Research, University of New Mexico Libraries)

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Aby Warburg, « Kachina dancers, Hopi Indians rain maker », Shongopavi pueblo, 1900.

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A distant view in the Hopi pueblo of Oraibi from the southwest, Arizona, ca.1898 . [Photo: George Wharton James; California Historical Society Collection]

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Paul Regnard
CATALEPSIE
Provoquée par le bruit du diapason
Planche XX
Iconographie photographique de la Salpêtrière vol. 3 (Paris, Progrès médical, 1880)

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Hopi man with painted face and body and snake in mouth, Arizona, c.1924.

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Native American Dancers. /N'Ready For The Dance.' Five Native American Dancers In The American West, c.1890. [ Photograph By John C.H. Grabill]

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Poster for Harry Thurston — Howard Thurston’s younger brother.
Lithograph, Chicago, c. 1930.

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Poster with magician Harry Kellar performing the "Levitation of Princess Karnac" illusion, 1894.

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Jack Gwynne performing a levitation trick at the Magicians Convention, NY, 1947.
(Photo by George Karger/LIFE)

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