1930 Ad Raymond Whitcomb Oberammergan Tour Bavaria Play - ORIGINAL WW3 YBSR1 Preferring to be called a

Preferring to be called a realist

Limited Edition Original halftone print of 2000

One side depicts Victory without her wings on an elephant and the other depicts Commander Clive giving a scepter to an Indian

built in 1745 (1754

Keywords specific to this image: Venetian Gothic Architecture

1930 Ad Raymond Whitcomb Oberammergan Tour Bavaria Play - ORIGINAL WW3 YBSR1 Preferring to be called aThis is a rare tiny original 1930 black and white print ad for Raymond Whitcomb tours. The ad discusses the Passion Play of Oberammergau in the Bavarian Highlands, Germany (Deutschland). The town is famous for its Passion Play, first performed in 1634, and presented once every ten years thereafter. The citizens made a vow to God to perform the play after being spared from the bubonic plague in the 17th century. The play involves over 2,000 actors and