Love & FortuneMiniature engraving from the 1840s with figural depictions of love and fortune. Presented as found in an antique, pressed metal frame. The covering is plastic rather than glass. Refer to photos for size.

Condition is very good with some minor flaking of the glass that is only noticeable in direct light

but it would also make a great business card holder for your shop or table set up

a popular queer resort town for decades

or desk ornament

I suggest you place an ordinary

Stunning vintage Mexican Madonna icon in a rustic wooden frame that stands on its own

so they were worried the jokes wouldn’t land

Standard cabinet card size

This particular kind of crepe

The horseshoe-shaped wreath itself measures about 8” wide and the shadow box measures 17

Some light water damage to the back cover

Transgressive photographer Joel-Peter Witkin draws from 4 different collections of photographs for this monograph of graphic & challenging images he finds inspirational: 19th century insane asylum photos