Where does this come from? Don't recall seeing it before. It's height to width ratio doesn't suggest a poster. Odd that it uses "world's greatest shows." Nevertheless, extremely attractive!
I think this is Alfonso Loyal's sister, and I can not remember her name. This would be after they came to this country in 1932. I think I have seen a photo of this maybe in 33'. The Joe Heiser collection at the the city of Houston library has/had a couple of these lithos.
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This pictorial makes sense now
Never knew who the girl was or
the elephant either
Where does this come from? Don't recall seeing it before. It's height to width ratio doesn't suggest a poster. Odd that it uses "world's greatest shows." Nevertheless, extremely attractive!
I think this is Alfonso Loyal's sister, and I can not remember her name. This would be after they came to this country in 1932. I think I have seen a photo of this maybe in 33'. The Joe Heiser collection at the the city of Houston library has/had a couple of these lithos.
Sorry can't remember Dick as I
get stuff sent to me from many
friends that know my addiction
It didn't look like this when
it arrived & it needed quite a
bit of restoration (photoshop)
The proportion may have changed
Not being a historian by any
stretch it doesn't matter to me
(pardon the pun)
The illustration of the elephant
is poorly done however compared
to the rest of the artwork & it
had no signature or credit
I never modify any artwork
This artwork seemed to match up
to Myrna Silverlake's mention
4paw of her aunt Ruby & Alice
We have this framed in the living room. Tim Tegge may have done some restorative work. Whatever the case, it looks great!
The image that was sent to me a
long time ago (not from Tegge)
was in very sad shape & distorted
There were blotches & holes in it
No recollection of who sent it
I spent considerable time on it
to get it back into this shape
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