1938 Wood Engraving Copenhagen Hojbroplads Spire St Nicholas Denmark XGG1 XGPB6 The ad has a picture

The ad has a picture of Ruth and Marge Webber playing 'Lady-come-to-tea'

Pearl Divers

This is an original 1923 black and white print ad for the Stephens Motor Car Company

This is an original 1979 color print ad for the film

Depicted is the menuet (also spelled minuet)

1938 Wood Engraving Copenhagen Hojbroplads Spire St Nicholas Denmark XGG1 XGPB6 The ad has a pictureThis is an original 1938 black and white wood engraving of Hjbroplads, the public square, in Copenhagen, Denmark. Also visible is the Spire of St. Nicholas. Thornton Oakley (1881 1953) was an American illustrator known for his work with "Century," "Harper's Monthly," and "National Geographic." Oakley collaborated with his wife, Amy, while creating a series of travel books. Amy wrote the text, and Thornton illustrated. Oakley studied at the University