1924 Ted Shawn Hopi Ballet Mt. Wilson Observatory Tepee - ORIGINAL RTO1 XGLC2 The color reproduction is particularly

The color reproduction is particularly vivid and this piece also has some raised gold metallic ink (the words Chocolat and Favarger)

but became widely recognized with the 1764 publication of Ruins of the Place of the Emporer Diocletian at Spalatro in Dalmatia by neo-classical architect Robert Adam in conjunction with artist Charles-Louis Clérisseau

Vivienne Osborne was an American Broadway actress and worked with Paramount Studios

of an elephant with the elephant driver or mahout

There are a few scuffs throughout the image

1924 Ted Shawn Hopi Ballet Mt. Wilson Observatory Tepee - ORIGINAL RTO1 XGLC2 The color reproduction is particularlyThis is an original rotogravure picture section from the Los Angeles Sunday Times, December 7, 1924. This four page, double sided section has cover images of Ted Shawn in costume for his Hopi Indian ballet "Feather of the Dawn"; Isabel Withers; the Mt. Wilson Observatory; an Indian tepee; a copy of the Canova's statuary group "The Three Graces"; an image of the Badlands; and a painting "Boats Away!" by Los Angeles artist J. Duncan Gleason; plus many