1884 Japanese Bishamon Bronze Statue Chromolithograph - ORIGINAL OJ1 XGXC5 " featuring a look-alike test

" featuring a look-alike test of Maureen O'Hara who was then starring in the RKO Technicolor production of "Sons of the Musketeers

" This is an original 1923 double-page sepia rotogravure of an amazing aerial view of the capital city

Noble-born woman wearing a balzo headpiece

This is an original 1893 halftone print of a view of William Street

This house was used to shelter Charles II after the battle of Worcester

1884 Japanese Bishamon Bronze Statue Chromolithograph - ORIGINAL OJ1 XGXC5 " featuring a look-alike testThis is an original 1884 chromolithograph of an example of Japanese metal work. This is a bronze statue, most likely of Bishamon, or Vaisravana, one of the Four Heavenly Kings of Mount Sumeru and supposedly originally belonged to the Buddhist temple, Nishi Honganj, at Kyoto. The original bronze is quite dark which affects the quality of our digital image. Period Paper has obtained an exquisite collection of Japanese art prints and art plates