1876 Chromolithograph Jean Ramponaux Tavern Ramponneau Costume Inn XGGA9 XAZ2 taking off from an airport

taking off from an airport in Oakland

This image was created from an etching by Alphonse Legros

This is an original 1909 halftone print of the Kikuyu tribe in Kenya performing a dance in honor of a coming-of-age ceremony

Otto Neitzel-- composer

This is an original 1957 black and white print ad for Servranx sales courses by correspondence

1876 Chromolithograph Jean Ramponaux Tavern Ramponneau Costume Inn XGGA9 XAZ2 taking off from an airportThis is an original 1876 two color chromolithograph of the famous 18th century Ramponneau Tavern in Paris, France. The owner, Jean Ramponneau, enjoyed almost instant success when he decided to sell his wine for one coin less than his competitors. As a result, everybody flocked to his establishment. The poem, in French, references the popularity of the new tavern by mentioning that "suckling on the breast of peace and tasting pleasure; staying at home