Museum of Sorcery is a book written by Émile-Jules Grillot de Givry, a prominent French occultist and historian. Originally published in 1929 under the title "Le Musée des Sorciers, Mages et Alchimistes", this book is a seminal work for those interested in magic, witchcraft and alchemy.
The book is an illustrated compilation of the history and practices of magic, witchcraft, and alchemy. It is structured in several chapters spanning from antiquity to the modern era, presenting a wide variety of topics related to the esoteric arts.
Although the book is full of anecdotes and detailed descriptions, Grillot de Givry maintains a critical and scholarly approach. It analyzes the historical sources and cultural contexts of esoteric practices, offering an informed and balanced perspective.