Antique Print - Victorian Era - Black Lad With Scary Bat - Mysteriously Engaging - Full Of Unanswered Questions

Antique Print - Victorian Era - Black Lad With Scary Bat - Mysteriously Engaging - Full Of Unanswered QuestionsTreasures from THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COLLECTION at The Willing Mind. By exclusive arrangement with The Grand Review. Print size 24 x 16, and consciously formatted to work with a standard size store bought frame, or custom framed as you see fit. Here we have a fascinating and certainly mysterious late 19th century Victorian trade card. Trade cards were very popular give aways, often quite colorful, with the name of a business usually printed on the

said developer would throw them under the bus in a heartbeat and sell the 'naming rights' to anyone and for however much they could get

Philadelphia gets its Edward Hopper on

and delightfully awful comedy routines

which really captures the action of roaring along towards a fire

The newspapers loved him

We took the original

the kookier the better

with everybody else on very expensive racing bikes except ol' Robert Montgomery Scott in the lead on some comically rickety late 60s bobo bike

She came to epitomize in popular culture the strong and self assured

To quote from the Center For Civil War Photography

I believe it is meant to represent General Benjamin Butler

Printed and hung in the exhibit as a reference print next to the showcases featuring our collection of original historic envelopes there was