1888 Chromolithograph Marriage A La Mode England Ball Party 18th Century LCH4 XGJC5 Produced by Hal Wallis and

Produced by Hal Wallis and directed by Daniel Mann

located at Fifty-Six Wall Street

This is an original 1873 two-color wood engraving of a painting by John Steeple Davis (1841-1917) that portrayed a girl holding her baby brother up to catch a butterfly in the rose garden

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Styles of Dressing Young Girls' Hair" This is an original 1870 black and white wood engraving of the latest in hairstyles for the fashionable Victorian girl

1888 Chromolithograph Marriage A La Mode England Ball Party 18th Century LCH4 XGJC5 Produced by Hal Wallis andThis is a rare original 1888 color chromolithograph which features two panels of William Hogarth's Marriage la mode, a comical study of a forced marriage in 18th century between a wealthy middle class lady and a poor, but titled, gentleman. Ball preparations are being made in the upper panel, and a member of the law chats to the mistress of the house, who is getting her wig made up by a French hairdresser. A gentleman waiting for his curls to set is