Tag: Absent

An 1870s spirit photograph by an unknown photographer featuring a picture of an unidentified absent baby, next to a vase of flowers, and a spirit.

An 1860s spirit photograph by William H. Mumler. The photograph features three pictures of unidentified absent sitters and two spirits.

An 1870s spirit photograph by William H. Mumler. The photograph features a picture, propped up on a table, of an unidentified absent sitter and a child spirit.

An 1870s spirit photograph by William H. Mumler. The photograph features a picture, propped up on a table, of an unidentified absent sitter and a spirit, holding a cross.

A 1900s spirit photograph by Edward Wyllie. The photograph features a picture, surrounded by flowers, of an unidentified absent sitter and two spirits.

An 1870s spirit photograph by William H. Mumler. The photograph features a picture, propped up on a table, of an unidentified absent sitter and three spirits.

An 1900s spirit photograph by an unknown photographer. The photograph features a picture, next to a vase of flowers, of an unidentified absent sitter and the spirit of his bride wearing a wedding dress.

An 1870s spirit photograph by William H. Mumler featuring a picture of an unidentified absent sitter, next to a vase of flowers, and four spirits.

An 1870s spirit photograph by Édouard Isidore Buguet. The photograph features a picture of an absent sitter identified as "Balech" and the spirit of his father. The photograph was placed in the March, 1875 publication of "Revue Spirite", founded by Allan Kardec.

A 1910s spirit photograph by William M. Keeler. The photograph features flowers and the spirit of Judge Syrick. Judge Syrick was a Spiritualist who setup an experiment prior to his passing to communicate a password after his death. The Judge's wife later confirmed receiving this password through a medium. The following is written on the back of the photograph: By W. Keeler These flowers were in the room but not in the range of the camera but another direction. Judge Syrick