Mephistopheles Collection

Faust Makes his Contract
Faust making his contract with Mephistopheles

Faust and Mephistopheles
The ageing Faust uses his knowledge of magic to summon up Mephistopheles, who agrees to restore his lost youth in exchange for his soul : its a bargain

The Death of Faust
When it is time for Faust to die, Mephistopheles hurls him down to Hell from the highest mountain in Saxony, to make his fall as fearful as possible

Berlioz Faust Liebig 5
The damnation of Faust : he falls into Hell, while Mephistopheles and his demons celebrate another victory

Faust - Liebig - 4
FAUST Faust fights Marguerites brother Valentin, and Mephistopheles directs a fatal stroke

Scene from Faust
Mephistopheles gives Faust a vision of Marguerite : the scholar is suitably impressed

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Mephistopheles and Faust ride towards the abyss - demons line the route

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FAUST Mephistopheles, summoned by Faust, shows him a vision of Marguerite, whereupon he signs a pact exchanging his soul for youth and pleasure

Faust Sees Marguerite
Mephistopheles presents Faust with a vision of Marguerite

Music cover, Mephistopheles Polka, by Richard Eilenberg
Music cover, Mephistopheles Polka for piano, by Richard Eilenberg Date: 1895

Doctor Faustus conjuring Mephistopheles Date: 1929

Documents written in blood are considered exceptionally bind- -ing, as Faust will discover when Mephistopheles requires him to fulfil his side of their contract Date: 1506

Cartoon, Henry Irving as Mephistopheles with J L Toole - So you are about to burlesque me, Johnny? Probably a reference to a Faust burlesque, Faust and Loose, written by F C Burnand. 1885

Poster, Les Magique Leons, Whirlwind Illusionists
Theatre poster, Les Magique Leons, Whirlwind Illusionists in the Palace of Mystery

Theatre poster, Faust
Theatre poster for a production of Faust, showing Mephistopheles

The Mephistopheles Galop by John Fitzgerald
Promotional music sheet for The Mephistopheles Galop by John Fitzgerald, as performed in the burlesque Very Little Faust and More Mephistopheles by Francis Burnand

Faust - Liebig
FAUST While Mephistopheles woos Marguerites neighbour Marthe, Faust successfully courts Marguerite. Date: first performed 1859

FAUSTUS & MEPHISTOPHELES FAUSTUS & MEPHISTOPHELES
Doctor Faustus with Mephistopheles dressed as a monk. Date: 1600

Faust by W. G. Wills - Henry Irving as Mephistopheles
Faust by W. G. Wills (a free adaptation of Goethes version). First produced at the Lyceum Theatre, London on 19th December 1885

Faust by Stephen Phillips and J. Comyns Carr. First produced at His Majestys Theatre, London on 5th September 1908. Mr Tree as Mephistopheles. Mr Henry Ainley as Faust

God and Mephistopheles
Mephistopheles and God (Prologue in heaven)

Henry Irving as Mephistopheles in Faust by W G Wills, adapted from Goethes play. circa 1885

The Watchers by Tremator
A beautiful young woman sits at her desk and powders her decolletage as fate and a ghostly figure dressed a Mephistopheles lurk in the shadows watching her - a metaphor on the fleeting passage of

Randolph Churchill 1886
LORD RANDOLPH SPENCER CHURCHILL - depicted as Little Mephistopheles. Date: 1849-1895

The Night Ride (Clarke)
The night ride of Faust and Mephistopheles

Faustus & Mephistopheles
Doctor Faustus and Mephistopheles. Date: 1600

Scene from the opera, Faust, by Charles Gounod
Marguerite is prevented from praying, first by Mephistopheles and then by a choir of devils. She manages to finish her prayer but faints when she is cursed again by Mephistopheles. Date: c.1910

Labouchere Cartoon
HENRI DU PRE LABOUCHERE Journalist and editor caricatured as Mephistopheles. Date: 1831 - 1912

Childrens Carnival Mephistopheles and Bo-peep
Two children dressed as Mephistopheles and Little Bo-Peep make their way along a garden path to a party, using a lantern to light the way

Faust and Marguerite are spied upon by Mephistopheles, who naturally includes voyeurism among his evil habits

Marguerite in Cathedral
Mephistopheles mocks Marguerite in the Cathedral

Faust, Wagner & Dog
Faust is walking with Wagner when he first sees the black dog that is the evil spirit Mephistopheles

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Mephistopheles summons his demons to work magic on the innocent Marguerite, while Faust peeks at her through the window

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Mephistopheles presents the sleeping Faust with a vision in which, restored to youth, he has his pick of countless gorgeous girls. Date: first performed 1846

Faust - Liebig
FAUST Mephistopheles, summoned by magic, shows Faust a vision of Marguerite, offering him his youth restored in exchange for his soul

Faust - Liebig - 5
FAUST Mephistopheles finds Marguerite, now pregnant, in church, trying to repent in prayer; he prevents her and predicts her damnation

Faust - Liebig - 2
FAUST Faust - once again a handsome youth, accosts Marguerite in the market-place : she refuses, but Mephistopheles promises she will yield

Gounod / Faust
Mephistopheles, magically summoned by the scholar Faust, proposes a deal... youth restored, in exchange for his soul

Faust / Marguerite / Goethe
Faust and Marguerite watched by Mephistopheles

Music / Opera / Gounod
FAUST Edouard de Reszke as Mephistopheles

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