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Milton's Ode to Time - another beautiful International Studio Print - 1904 | Arts and Crafts Era38 of 193 |  |  |
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This is a very beautiful print from a 1904 International Studio Magazine. You can't see it in the photo, but there is some beautiful gold gilding on the print. i don't really know milton's work, but it's a very interesting/somewhat strange design. i think it looks good in the frame i got for it.
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can anyone explain this bizarre ritual where many women are tied to, circling and bowing to some crowned, religious figure in the center? it seems kind of perverse in some ancient, scandinavian way and i just don't get it. but i do really like this piece!