Classical Print - Ovidii Metamorphosis - 1641 Old German Edition - Scylla changed into a sea monster by the poisons of Circe - Not Cerberus

Classical Print - Ovidii Metamorphosis - 1641 Old German Edition - Scylla changed into a sea monster by the poisons of Circe - Not CerberusTreasures from THE CLASSICS COLLECTION at The Willing Mind. By exclusive arrangement with The Grand Review. Print size 18 x 24, and consciously formatted to work with a standard size store bought frame, or custom framed as you see fit. From a series of original copperplate engravings by Johann Wilhelm Baur for a 1641 edition of the Ovidii Metamorphosis. Originally showing classical Latin, ecclesiastic Latin and Old German text below the image, here we

The period colloquial 'pussons' for 'persons' is clearly meant to convey an accent

In Raoul Walsh's 1926 film What Price Glory

a 45 degree turn to the left

What always surprises me is the minimal tip of the hat to the Quaker abolitionists dedicated to their core to the fight against the institution of slavery

This photo shows the rear of the car

This came to us as a tiny poster stamp

they know that THIS day at least

Is Edgar reminding headstrong Charlie to do or not to do something that promises a comical social faux pas or worse

I spent so much time on the phone calling every president of every local art college

a memento of this momentous moment

he is steeling himself for what would be one more of several important land speed records in one of the most beautiful and to this day one of the most recognizable vehicles in history

but it ain't no crime makin' money