1905 Print Reverie Walther Scholtz Daydream Trance Lost - ORIGINAL LMC2 AA2 and said that the fast

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This is an original 1903 black and white print ad for the Winchester's Specific Pill for Nervous Debility from Winchester & Company located in New York

This is an original 1913 black and white print ad for Universal Portland Cement Company

Heinz Electric Soup Kitchens

1905 Print Reverie Walther Scholtz Daydream Trance Lost - ORIGINAL LMC2 AA2 and said that the fast"Rverie", by Walther Scholtz. This is an original 1905 tipped in color print of a painting by French artist, Walther Scholtz. Walther Scholtz captures the title of this image well with his portrait of this women. Her daydreaming face looks utterly relaxed and is as if she isn't even aware she is being painted. The brush style of his work can reflect the soft, trance like feel. Everything is fluid and smooth, even with the many textures throughout.