- film The
Conjurer (painting), a 1502
painting by
Hieronymus Bosch The
Conjuror (Hone), a 1775
painting by
Nathaniel Hone the
Elder Conjure (disambiguation)...
- The
Bottle Conjuror was the
stage name
given to a hoax
theatrical performer,
advertised to
appear at the
Haymarket Theatre in England, on 16 January 1749...
- and
hypnosis as a career. As an undergraduate, he
started working as a
conjuror,
performing the
traditional skills of close-up
magic in bars and restaurants...
-
wonderful sciences, is an
excellent poet, and is very
obedient to the
conjuror.
Phenex hopes to
return to
Heaven after 1,200 years. He is
depicted as...
- The
Conjuror is a 1775 oil
painting by the
Irish artist Nathaniel Hone the Elder. An allegory, it
depicts a
conjuror or
alchemist casting a
series of paintings...
-
Project 2 (GOP2),
supported by The
Genesis Foundation, The
Original Chinese Conjuror, with a
libretto by Lee Warren, was one of the six
projects chosen for...
- and in
Britain as An Up-to-Date
Conjuror. It is also
known as L'Impressionniste fin de siècle and The Conjurer. A
conjuror and a
ballet dancer perform a...
- The
French Conjuror is a
comedy play by the
English writer Thomas Porter. It was
first staged by the Duke's
Company at the
Dorset Garden Theatre in London...
- The
Conjuror's Bird is a 2005
novel by
British author Martin Davies which fictionalises the
early life of
botanist Joseph Banks and the
search to find...
-
leaders of the
organized religion.
Conjurors, on the
other hand, were
chosen for
their magical abilities.
Conjurors were
thought to have
powers from a...
