1926 Athens Greece Acropolis Sculpture Plutarchus Woman - ORIGINAL GRC3

This is an original 1926 photogravure of a sculpture n Athens, Greece (Hellas). Artists in Ancient Greece were regarded as low in the society. Lucius Plutarchus, the 1st century historian and writer, wrote, "While we delight in the work, we despise the worksman". The photographer of this image is unknown. Period Paper is pleased to offer an exceptional collection of historic original photogravures of the architecture, landscape, and people of Greece. The actual border around the photogravure is larger than what is shown in the digital image and each image has a caption in French, English, and German, which will be included with the item when shipped. However, we wanted to show you the actual image up close and the dimensions provided next to the "Size" above indicate the size of the actual photogravure only. The total size is approximately two inches larger in width and height. These original photogravures are not to be confused with the more common halftone prints. Each of these ph