1953 Lithograph Louis Bosa Modern Art Herbert J. Benevy Art Frame Shop AEFA1 XEA4 This is a one-page cover

This is a one-page cover article with print on the reverse

Tonkin produces a lot of rice due to the fertile grounds of the Red River delta

a product line by the Curtice Brothers Company in Rochester

This is an original 1907 black and white halftone print of the Palazzo Manzoni on the Grand Canal near Venice

This is an original 1956 black and white print ad for the Style 5152 Chantilly lace and nylon tulle over satin wedding dress that was made by Fenwick and sold at Bridal Originals of 1385 Broadway

1953 Lithograph Louis Bosa Modern Art Herbert J. Benevy Art Frame Shop AEFA1 XEA4 This is a one-page coverThis is an original 1953 monochrome lithograph by Italian expatriate Louis Bosa which depicts several unusual uses for picture frames. Unsurprisingly, it was intended to promote the framing company of Herbert J. Benevy, which was located at 403 East 52nd Street in New York City during the mid 20th century. Many famous artists would visit him, and it was the experience of working there that African American expressionist painter Merton Simpson claimed