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SUMMARY:The Golden Dawn and the Arts
LOCATION:London The Bell
DESCRIPTION:- The history and practices of the Victorian magical society k
 nown as the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn have been written about for 
 decades. But while its temples were formally spaces to study magic\, autho
 r Dr Felix John Taylor (The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn: Magic Arts 
 and the Occult Revival) approaches the history of the Golden Dawn through 
 the lens of its artistic and literary members\, viewing the Order more as 
 an arts club or society of writers (see Fortean Times 474: 36).Political s
 chisms and sex scandals ensured that it was short-lived\, yet for many mem
 bers its occult practices came to shape their work and influence the wider
  culture over a much longer period.\n\nBoletos: https://wegottickets.com/e
 vent/711720
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