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“New species of Sphingidae.” Sphinx and Hawk Moths. Transactions of the Zoological Society of London. 1876.
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Franklin Pape - The Sphinx challenges Oedipus on the road to Thebes. A pile of bones of previous victims underscore the severity of the task. 1908
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Comet of 1680. One card in a deck of 52 featuring celestial imagery. The four seasons correspond to suits in a regular deck with the yellow cards denoting Fall. Published by F.G. Moon, 1829.
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Eurydice surreptitiously listens as Orpheus sings to a mixed animal audience. Even a fierce snake is soothed by the music.Children of the dawn - old tales of Greece. 1908. Illustrated by Franklin Pape
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The ghosts of Charlemagne and Kriemhild meet on the Rhine. Fairy circles - tales and legends of giants, dwarfs, fairies, water-sprites and hobgoblins. 1877.
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Até, the impulsive Greek goddess who leaves a trail of destruction.Grande mythologie tintamarresque. 1881. Illustrated by G. Lafosse.
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“Intarsia ornaments dated Bologna, 1495. They afford studies in pendant and vertical forms, set out by exceptional areas in solid backgrounds.”Historic design in printing. 1923.
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