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A nicely dressed woman stands in the foreground with her umbrella
This is an original 1918 black and white print ad for Criterion Gaslight Photographic Paper from Criterion
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This is an original 1935 black and white print ad for Grey Rock Balanced Braksets by the United States Asbestos Division of Raybestos-Manhattan
1912 Photogravure George Frederic Watts Barn Garden Portrait Fashion XADA9 XAL6 A nicely dressed woman standsThis is an original 1912 black and white photogravure of George Frederic Watts sitting in the Barn Garden in the house he and his new wife, Mary Fraser Tytler, bought and named "Limnerslease," which combined the words "limner" (artist) with "leasen" (glean.) They also built the Watts Gallery nearby which was a museum dedicated to his work the first (and now the only) purpose built gallery in Britain devoted to a single artist which opened shortly
