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Adam McLean's Gallery of alchemical images La Bugia This is series of ten drawings in an allegorical manuscript by the mid 17th century Italian adept Massimilio Palomboro Go back to alchemical images index page LB01. LB02. LB03. LB04. LB05. LB06. LB07. LB08. LB09. LB10. All these images are copyright © Adam McLean 1999-2010. These are now available in my book Coloured Alchemical Sequences.

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