Are the calendar illustrations from this set? https://www.beatlesbible.com/1970/01/16/john-lennon-bag-one-exhibition-raided-by-police/
Nothing really dumb about your question. My answer is dumber: I don't know. Plastics have their own rich history. There must have been all...
There are no restrictions on who can post to the thread, so guessing it's a matter of getting your member registration confirmed. And then photo...
To me too. Beads of this type have come up before & I showed these then: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I bought them at a bead store owned by a man who...
Glass or porcelain.
http://freemasonsfordummies.blogspot.com/2017/08/knights-of-columbus-finally-giving-up.html
Marc Untermayer-Regnier?
Knights of Columbus. The Masons did not always admit Catholics; K of C was the Catholic counterpart.
I'm finding a Fern Andra, not a Fern Andree. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
That's a large part of what makes me think it is a label, not a signature. But the printing is too 'arty' for a child of the day, when penmanship...
Maybe it's not signed, more labeled, the first depicting her, not by her. ('Her' being the silent film star.) Second could be her in some role...
Don't know whether the term 'latticino' applies.
But would these words apply to an MLK association: 'probably even has "notoriety" value'?
Since the placement of the sun supposedly establishes it as a wife's badge. perhaps more modest work is to be expected? I'm just making this up,...
I'm always saying that someday I will be struck down for hubris, any time I disagree with an authority, such as a museum. But, looking again at...
Excellent! Guessing the various shadows & spots we discussed when you first showed it are much less conspicuous in person, no? :)
I will be perfectly happy to accept it. If you go back to page 15 of this thread you will see some other depictions of Cupid & Psyche....
[ATTACH] Just wanted her to have some company. :)
Isn't it amazing what gruesome scenes might adorn a lady? And Nero himself turns up regularly. I've probably shown this one before. It's copied...
Cameos: one on bosom; one in tiara. We associate the fashion with Queen Victoria, but Napoleon's gang were wild about them first.
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