36 Goetia Demon Plates, Dictionnaire Infernal 1863, Printable Occult Wall Art, Demonology SVG JPG, Le Breton Engravings Digital Download

Every distinct Ars Goetia demon plate from Collin de Plancy's Dictionnaire Infernal (6th edition, Paris 1863), the most famous illustrated demonology ever printed. All 36, restored and faithfully vectorized from the genuine engravings. No AI-generated imagery: these are the real plates. Louis Le Breton designed the demon series; some plates were engraved by other hands.

Why 36? Because we won't pad the count, and we won't sell you the same image twice. Three Goetia demons have no plate of their own in the 1863 book, so we leave them out:
• Foras: the dictionary merges Foras and Furcas into one entry with a single engraving, so no separate Foras plate exists (our bonus page tells that story).
• Halphas: has no distinct engraving of his own; the image sold elsewhere as "Halphas" is simply Malphas's plate reused.
• Belial: his famous picture is a woodcut from Das Buch Belial, Augsburg 1473, four centuries older, not a Dictionnaire Infernal plate at all.

Paimon on his camel, Astaroth on the dragon, Stolas the crowned owl, Purson the lion-king on his bear, Asmodeus, Bael, Buer on his wheel of legs: the real set, each named and numbered in the traditional order.

WHAT YOU GET (instant download)
• All 36 plates as print-ready JPG, A4 width at 300 DPI, black & white
• All 36 plates as true vector SVG, print at ANY size, Cricut, Silhouette, laser
• "The Demons of the Dictionnaire Infernal" contact-sheet poster, A3 at 300 DPI
• BONUS: "The Forcas Confusion" story page, the two-demons-one-plate mystery, sourced from the 1863 text itself

Every demon has a fully researched profile in the Crazy Alchemist bestiary: crazyalchemist.com/bestiary

Personal use license: print as many as you like for yourself. Instant download; nothing ships.