SOLD Diana Efesima (Artemis of Ephesus), Museo di Napoli, 1875 Grand Tour Albumen Print pennsylvania folk she has worked as a

she has worked as a photojournalist and multimedia reporter documenting society’s impact on the natural world and social injustice

but the box itself

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it strikes me as a wonderfully poetic representation of fall

and great beauty to the wrapping and tying of the ends to the boards

SOLD Diana Efesima (Artemis of Ephesus), Museo di Napoli, 1875 Grand Tour Albumen Print pennsylvania folk she has worked as aA year or so ago I bought and sold a couple of c. 1875 Grand Tour albumen photos documenting sculptures in the Museum di Napoli (now known as the National Archaeological Museum, Naples); this past week I went back to the same dealer who had put out a few more and I snapped them right up and this one, especially, I'm very tempted to keep for myself, to have her serve as my guiding light! The sculpture, known as Diana Efesima, the Farnese Artemis, or