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Taken
by Prof. Schrenck-Notzing on 8th May 1912, these two photographs show a
remarkable half-finished ectoplasmic structure arrested in its development. (Note:
the second photograph is a close-up of the first).
Those present
include Mme Bisson, Prof Schrenck-Notzing and his wife.
Prof.
Schrenck-Notzing said about these photographs; "The surface of
the formation is covered by numerous folds, holes, and creases, while
the lower half appears to consist of several broadcloth or paper bands
unfolded, placed one upon the other, and organically joined and felted
up with a veiling material. A crumpled mask, such as can be bought,
would have a more complete appearance, and would hardly be organically
connected with cloth fragments and veils, as is the case with the
present structure." ("Phenomena of Materialisations"
Shrenck-Notzing, pg.159) |
