Victorian Periodical Wood Engravings / PL3997 Helen and Cassandra Once a Week N.S. Vol. 1 Purchase: Puttick and Simpson Auctioneers, Leicester Square, London 1924show object description Helen and Cassandra appear to be arguing about something, as the dark-haired woman frowns and points away from them, while the blond-haired woman cowers away. There is an urn and a hand-held mirror at their feet.
Helen and Cassandra appear to be arguing about something, as the dark-haired woman frowns and points away from them, while the blond-haired woman cowers away. There is an urn and a hand-held mirror at their feet. --other objects by this Artist-- (Prints1860s) PL3996 Cleopatra
(Prints1860s) PL3984 From my Window
(Prints1860s) PL3992 Harold Harfagr
(Prints1860s) PL3988 Jacques de Caumont
(Prints1860s) PL3989 Manoli
(Prints1860s) PL3985 Rosamund Queen of the Lombards
(Prints1860s) PL3995 Sleep
(Prints1860s) PL3993 The Boy Martyr
(Prints1860s) PL3990 The King at the Gate
(Prints1860s) PL3991 The Old Chartist
(Prints1860s) PL3981 The Portent
(Prints1860s) PL3982 The Sailor's Bride
(Prints1860s) PL3986 The Three Statues of Aegina
(Prints1860s) PL3987 Until her Death
(Prints1860s) PL3994 Warwolf
(Prints1860s) PL3983 Yet Once More on the Organ Play
