1899 Print Japanese Deity Shokucho Kenkyo Lovers Kimono Weaver Moon XGAD8 XGU1 FTM3A3C48 zz2576

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This piece was illustrated by Littmann

This is an original 1951 black and white halftone print of Kew Palace which is located in Kew Gardens

Milla Biflora and Bessera Elegans

This is an original 1953 halftone print (with French caption) of a prehistoric tusk carving of what appears to be goats

1899 Print Japanese Deity Shokucho Kenkyo Lovers Kimono Weaver Moon XGAD8 XGU1 FTM3A3C48 zz2576This is an original 1899 black and white halftone print of Shokucho, a sweet and humble goddess who was forcibly parted from her husband Kenkyo because their love for each other was so strong that it made her forget to weave new stars. Once a year, magpies would form a bridge across the Milky Way to reunite the lovers for just one night. As a result, she represents the strength of separated lovers who patiently wait until they can once again find each