Mical Destroying His Work, Timely Feeling Antique Hand-colored Woodblock Print inlaid wood frames who I think of as

who I think of as trudging through the cold and snow on a long journey home

Pope Clement XII forbade Roman Catholics to join a Freemasons Lodge

where he produced a wide range of mostly metal objects (most often in copper) including sculptures

with just a couple of areas of spotting

they are just the sort of blocks I'm forever searching for--graphic

Mical Destroying His Work, Timely Feeling Antique Hand-colored Woodblock Print inlaid wood frames who I think of asFound on a week when our president was threatening to destroy a civilization, this antique bookplate felt sadly poignant and here it looks a lot like a bust of George Washington this Mical is about to smash to bits, which seems apt indeed. I have not been able to determine the source of this print, but a 19th century children's book I presume, with the beginning of the story included as a second page, and the third page of the story included as a