1941 Print Egypt 2nd Century Basalt Nemes Uraeus Ptolemy Greek Queen Statue XHE3 XGGB8 This ad describes the difference

This ad describes the difference in the big "cats"

located at 19 Smith Street in Lowell

This is an original 1948 black and white print ad for Pilcher compacts and cigarette cases

"Lithosidae-Arctiidae"

It is still being produced from the factory Lea and Perrins built

1941 Print Egypt 2nd Century Basalt Nemes Uraeus Ptolemy Greek Queen Statue XHE3 XGGB8 This ad describes the differenceThis is an original 1941 black and white halftone print that depicts two fragmented statues from Ptolemaic Egypt which depicts the inorganic meshing of the two very different cultures through art. Although the male figure (thought to represent one of the Ptolemys) is wearing a nemes with a uraeus on the front, his features and hair appear to be Hellenistic, much as the Greek queen on the right has been depicted here as the Egyptian deity Isis.