Faces of the living dead : the stories behind the amazing psychic art of Frank Leah

This book was first published in 1943 and is now made available again in a brand new edition. It offers an amazing and unforgettable account of Frank Leah's work. A talented journalist, artist and draughtsman by profession, Frank Leah possessed an extraordinary gift: he was the greatest psychic artist this world has seen. This book includes numerous examples of the breathtaking likenesses he was able to draw, as those who had left this earthly plane of existence posed willingly for the artist in order that their loved ones on earth might have the comfort of knowing they were still very much alive. They conveyed to Leah the smallest details of their bone structure, facial features, hairstyles and other unique distinguishing marks, knowing that when it comes to convincing someone of survival beyond death, it is the unique personal details which truly count. Look and marvel at Leah's portraits, displayed side by side with comparative photos supplied by overjoyed relatives after the artist had completed a portrait of a loved one whose face they never expected to see again. Read and enjoy the astonishing evidence of one who left people with absolute certainty that there is no such thing as death. Front Cover Title Page Copyright Page Contents List of Illustrations Introduction 1. Faces of The Living Dead 2. Proof in Nine Seconds 3. Two Husbands Prove Their Survival to One Wife 4. Five Years' Wait for Recognition 5. Pioneer of Cremation 6. Evidence at Drury Lane Theatre The Gallery of Photographs 7. Medium Proves His Survival 8. Coventry Patmore Returns 9. Child Who Carne Back 10. Two Sons Return to Mother 11. This Truth is Growing Back Cover