Mystical Beasts: The Library of Esoterica by Jessica Hundley (Hardback)

Mystical Beasts: The Library of Esoterica by Jessica Hundley (Hardback)

Book 7 of 7: The Library of Esoterica

The seventh and final volume in TASCHEN’s Library of Esoterica series — a celebration of the divine creatures of mythology and modern fantasy, edited by Jessica Hundley. Through essays, interviews and over 400 works of historic and contemporary art, Mystical Beasts gathers an expansive global bestiary — dragons, mermaids, centaurs and more — exploring our deep connection to the wild animal realms. A treasure that completes the set...read the full blurb.

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SKU:
JH-TLOE-07-MBTLOE-HB
ISBN:
9783754400425
Pages:
520
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This will be released: 21/01/2027

Weight 1510 g
Dimensions 170 × 51 × 240 mm
Author

Jessica Hundley

Book Series

The Library of Esoterica

Book Series Order

Book 7 of 7

Condition

New

Format

Hardback

Genre

Animals, Coffee Table Books, Esoterica, Folklore, History, Mythology, Non-fiction

Publication Year

2027

Publisher

Taschen

Published

21/01/2027

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Blurb:

Dragons, mermaids, centaurs and more — the seventh and final volume of TASCHEN’s acclaimed Library of Esoterica celebrates the divine creatures of mythology and modern fantasy, and completes the collectable series.

Through essays, interviews and over 400 works of contemporary and historic art, Mystical Beasts offers an expansive global bestiary, gathering the wondrous and the monstrous from across cultures and centuries. From the fire-breathing dragon to the song of the mermaid, the noble centaur to countless creatures besides, the book explores the deep and enduring connection between humans and the wild animal realms — the ways we have imagined, feared, revered and mythologised the beasts that prowl the edges of our stories.

Beautifully produced and richly illustrated, it traces how these creatures have haunted our art and our imaginations from the ancient world to the present day, standing in for our wonder, our dread and our longing to make sense of the untamed. As the closing volume in the series, it’s both a treasure in its own right and the final piece for anyone collecting the Library of Esoterica.

Perfect for readers who love mythical creatures and folklore, fantasy art and global mythology, the strange and the wondrous — and anyone after a beautiful, museum-grade volume to complete the set.