Two Nikes | Double Victory of Samothrace | Vintage Resin Sculpture after Salvador DalíSalvador Dal designed Two Nikes or Double Victory of Samothrace in a limited edition of 6 bronzes in 1966. The piece was an homage to his friend the surrealist writer Raymond Roussel the piece seems to me to suggest a meeting of two great minds. Resin replicas were manufactured in an unknown edition around the same time. Condition is very good save for one bumped corner at the faux marble base.

Wear to frames and some dampstains

Early Victorian religious book offering guidance and comfort for sinners- which I suppose

which pairs beautifully with the green tones

apparently- I found several examples with this image of a devil sharpening a woman’s tongue

these chapbooks were published by the American Tract Society for children

This tiny antique silver crown is just the right size for a small saint statue and is Spanish or Portuguese

Because they are glass on all sides

in place of the Pope and Popess cards

and are increasingly difficult to acquire

so it’s a little shaky

bordered by silver Dresden paper trim

The print is in excellent condition and presented in a Victorian wooden frame