1953 Print Head Soapstone Sculpture Museum National Archaeology Paris CDA1 XGOA6 Pocket Mouthed Meg

Pocket Mouthed Meg

McBey was a self-taught artist and etcher whose prints were highly valued during the later stages of the etching revival in the early 20th century

This is an original 1959 color print ad for Swift's line of premium meats

as you could detect them by looking through a cake

This is an original 1961 color print ad for the Scout Sky Cycle Bicycle

1953 Print Head Soapstone Sculpture Museum National Archaeology Paris CDA1 XGOA6 Pocket Mouthed MegThis is an original 1953 halftone print (with French caption) of a soapstone sculpture of a head. This sculpture is a Venus figurine, which are usually attributed to the Upper Paleolithic era, and found mostly in Europe. Typically, the figurines have an exaggerated feature, and are usually lacking arms, legs, or heads. If a head is present, it is usually small and devoid of emotion. The original sculpture is currently held in the Muse d'Archologie