Antique Witch Print | Départ pour le Sabbat by Albert Joseph Pénot | 1910Early 20th century antique monochrome print of Albert Joseph Pnot's cheeky little naked witch entitled Dpart pour le Sabbat. The original painting was done in 1910 and I would guess this print in its original frame dates to around the 1930s. Refer to photos for size and condition: Some wear to the frame, otherwise very good.

late Victorian hand mirror with an elaborate

Beautifully framed

Some knicks to the molding of the frame

The memoir was written by the community pastor

especially if you have a lot of heavy art books as I do

Refer to photos for size and condition: Wear to the silverplate

She is inspired by Byron’s half sister Augusta

But if you aren’t from here or can’t get here

Enlargements were usually done with charcoal

This one of a naughty student mooning a nun in class is from his La Grand Danse Macabre des vifs- The Great Danse of Death of the Living

and false beard

Refer to photos for size and condition: While it’s presented as found