Richet Collection

Charles Richet
CHARLES RICHET French scientist and psychical researcher, Nobel Prize 1913

Kluski Spirit Glove
Cast of a spirit glove made at Warsaw by Franek Kluski (pseudonym) (1874 - ?) in the presence of Richet, Geley and others

At the Well, (oil on canvas)
827088 At the Well, (oil on canvas) by Richet, Leon (1847-1907); 92x68.6 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: At the Well. Leon Richet (1847-1907). Oil on canvas

The Laundresses, (oil on panel)
989768 The Laundresses, (oil on panel) by Richet, Leon (1847-1907); 76.8x106 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Laundresses; Les Laveuses. Leon Richet (1847-1907). Oil on panel

Alfred Richet
ALFRED RICHET French surgeon and writer of a treatise on anatomy. Date: 1816 - 1891

CHARLES R. RICHET (1850-1935). French physiologist

Richet and Driesch
Charles Richet, President, at the Third International Congress of Psychical Research, held in Paris in 1927, with Hans Driesch and an unknown woman

Kluski Spirit Glove 2
Cast made from a spirit glove created at Warsaw by Franek Kluski (pseudonym) (1874 - ?) in the presence of Richet, Geley and others

Kluski Spirit Glove 3
Wax glove of a materialised hand created at Warsaw by Franek Kluski (pseudonym) (1874 - ?) in the presence of Richet, Geley and others

Richet at Paris 1927
Charles Richet, President, at the Third International Congress of Psychical Research, held in Paris in 1927, with a group of delegates

3rd International Paris
Richet (centre) and colleagues at the third International Congress of Psychical Research, held at Paris

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Charles Richet was a renowned French physiologist and Nobel laureate, born in 1850 and passing away in 1935. He made significant contributions to the field of medicine and psychology, leaving an indelible mark on scientific history. One of his notable achievements was his collaboration with Alfred Richet, where they conducted experiments involving the Kluski Spirit Glove. This unique apparatus allowed them to study paranormal phenomena and communicate with spirits, pushing the boundaries of scientific exploration. Richet's expertise extended beyond the realm of spirituality. As a member of the 3rd International Paris Congress on Psychical Research, he presented groundbreaking research that challenged conventional beliefs about human capabilities. Not only did Charles Richet excel in academia, but he also had a passion for art. His paintings "At the Well" (oil on canvas) and "The Laundresses" (oil on panel) showcased his artistic talent alongside his scientific pursuits. Throughout his career, Charles R. Richet collaborated with prominent scientists like Driesch, further advancing our understanding of physiology and psychical research. Their combined efforts paved the way for future breakthroughs in these fields. The Kluski Spirit Glove continued to captivate audiences worldwide as it evolved into its second iteration - Kluski Spirit Glove 2 - followed by Kluski Spirit Glove 3. These advancements demonstrated Richet's commitment to exploring uncharted territories within science. In recognition of his remarkable contributions to various disciplines, Charles Richet received numerous accolades throughout his lifetime. One such honor was being invited to present at Paris in 1927 during an event dedicated solely to celebrating his work. Charles Richet's legacy lives on as we continue to explore new frontiers in science and embrace interdisciplinary approaches that challenge traditional norms – all thanks to this visionary pioneer who dared to push boundaries beyond what society deemed possible.