The following links are to all of my posts of sexy witches from the first decade of the nineteenth century (the nineteen-naughties). See the index pages for the 1910s, 1920s etc for the nineteenth-century as a whole.
Isoline, the Sensational, Musical Sorceress, ca. 1900
Jugendstil Witches, 1900
Magic Lantern Witch, 1900
Sexy Goth-Girl Witches! ca. 1900
Telegraph Witch, 1900
Champagne Witches, 1902
Meyer’s Witch of Endor, 1902
Swedish Easter Witches, 1902–50
Sapolio Witch in Colour, 1904
Celebrate Easter with a Man on a String! [ca. 1905]
Zahl’s Not So Little Witch, ca. 1905
Easter Witches Return, 1906–12
How you really ride a broom, 1907
Jolly Halloween Witch, 1907
Halloween Clown/Witch, 1908
Salem Witch Souvenir Plate, ca. 1908
Witches’ Sabbat in Paris, ca. 1910
More on la Sorcière Isoline, ca. 1910
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9 November 2009 at 11:13 AM
Yes “please” send me some pictures of these “Sexy! witches.
15 September 2010 at 8:10 PM
For this page, how about Willy Pogany’s 1908 illustration “The Young Witch”? You can see it on the Wikipedia page for Willy Pogany.
16 September 2010 at 7:37 AM
Thanks Pat, I will when I can, but I can’t yet. See my full answer on my Feedback page. RW
24 March 2011 at 6:59 AM
Beautiful blog – I’m having a ball exploring here!
I think we have some math / history issues to work out, however. I believe that the 1890′s were the last decade of the 19th Century, which also might be defined as 1891-1900, inclusive. The 1900′s began 1 Jan 1900, but the Twentieth Century began 1 Jan 1901. I recently got some perspective on this enigma on my 49th birthday. Already dismayed at “turning” 49, I was reminded by my loving, ever supportive mother that I had just begun my 50th year. I poorly console myself knowing that I have not yet embarked on my second half-century.
24 March 2011 at 7:02 AM
I seem to have made the wrong correction – my bad.
IAC, the 1900′s were the 2oth Century ~
(Feel free to delete both of these)