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This is an original 1933 black and white print ad for the automatic fly rod fishing reels that were made and sold by the South Bend Bait Company of 5253 High Street
preferring to work alone and often outside of the École
The ad has a nice illustration of an antique baby sled
This ad features Lyvola Ripe Olives
located at 8 South Michigan Avenue in Chicago
1941 Print Sailors Barracks Giorgio de Chirico Art Arcade Archway Plaza XAF2 OLYMPIC32 This is an original 1933This is an original 1941 halftone print titled, "The Sailors' Barracks," originally painted in 1914, after the outbreak of the world war. Shown is an empty Italian plaza, and scattered game board pieces. Giorgio de Chirico (1888 1978) was a pre Surrealist and Surrealist painter born in Volos, Greece. He founded the art movement, Scuola Metafisica, and is known for his metaphysical and dreamlike images. De Chirico won much praise for his works, and is
