INDIAN SCULPTURE, Fort Simpson, USA, The Window, Alps, Book Illustration, 1893

ORIGINAL BOOK ILLUSTRATION (PRINT)

ON MEDIUM THICK PAPER PAGE OF APPROX

11 X 7.5 INCHES

(280 X 195 MM)

OTHER IMAGES ON REVERSE

FROM 'THE PICTURE MAGAZINE VOL II'

PUBLISHED BY GEORGE NEWNES LTD, 1893

 IMAGES BY VARIOUS ARTISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS

FOR CONDITION, DISCOLORATION AND FOXING SEE IMAGE

SHIPS IN A4 CARDBOARD REINFORCED ENVELOPE

KEYWORDS: VICTORIAN, LIFE AND HUMOUR

MORE INFO FROM OCR:

INDIAN SCULPTURE.
This remarkable pillar, made up of figures carved in wood by North American Indians, and
piled into a column, is now the only one of the kind known to exist. It stands near Fort
Simpson, and is supposed to have been erected before a savage temple. It has been conjecturedthat the grotesque noses are souvenirs of a gigantic race of elephants, of which geological tracesare still found.

" THE WINDOW."
Five-finger Point Mountain .Bavarian Alps

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