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Posted 12 months ago
zguy2112
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This is an original "Harold" stone lithograph from my private collection of Magic posters. This is one of the more scarce lithographs from the Harold collections and certainly one of the most gruesome as it portrays a decapitation illusion.
Born Rene Gaura in 1914, "Harold" was a magician that performed a number of great illusions and telepathy in 6 languages. Harold worked in various circuses including Knie, Medrano, Amar, and Krone. "The Cutter Heads" and "The Man Invulnerable" were among his favorite illusions performed.
Magic PostersThe Golden Age of Magic (1875-1930) generated thousands of colorful posters…
Ce poster est magnifique - merci pour le poste.
Thank you my friend. Glad you enjoy it.
Looks much better framed in the Bathroom.