Alembic : 11 results priced between £5.00 and £50.00

Three Elderly Workers are Working around a Few Simple Direct Heat Alembics at a Distillery - A. Villani - Photographic Print from AllPosters.co.uk

Green Alembic

An Alembic Used to Make Calvados - - Giclee Print from Art.co.uk

The alembic was a vessel used in distillation, one of the most important processes in the ancient art of alchemy. These poems explore the prevalence of transformation in Nature as well as in the human realm.

Description: 1999 Signal p/b edition. Inscribed and signed by the author.

‘For best results, listen with your eyes closed and stereo loud’ recommends the biography of the Devon-born Alembic, whose sound would have you believing that he spent his childhood growing up deep within the Congolese jungle. With his six track EP, Shadow Tapes, Alembic blends together head bopping hip-hop grooves and electronic hubbub which are rooted by African tribal percussion, mixed with a hint of South American funk. Tracks such as Freedom that exhibit shades of an early Bonobo, while Dundun...

Description PRESENTATION COPY from the author octavo spirally bound paper covers 27pgs * POETRY about CHEMISTRY & SCIENCE.

Isovon has been formulated to provide the highest concentration of isoflavones for better health before, during and after menopause.The new Isovon contains Isoflavones which is derived from non-genetically modified Soya and is known to mimic the effects of the female hormone oestrogen, (estrogens), in the body.

The alembic was a vessel used in distillation, one of the most important processes in the ancient art of alchemy. These lyrical poems explore the prevalence of transformation in Nature as well as in the human realm. Alchemy is found in the creation of haute cuisine from raw ingredients, girlhood rites of passage, Mozart's suspicious death and, most of all, in the familiar otherness of flora and fauna.

1879, Chippewa Township, Alembic, Michigan, United States - - Giclee Print from Art.co.uk

Two Alembics and Their Receivers, Copy of a Late 3rd or Early 4th Century Treatise - - Giclee Print from Art.co.uk