1938 Wood Engraving Cairn Knebel Stones Denmark Danmark Art Thornton Oakley XGG1 SCRIBS Union Carbide Scholarship Plan

Union Carbide Scholarship Plan

Please note that there is wrinkling in the upper and lower margins and surface rub in the lower margin that are NOT visible in the digital image

the ancient capital of Assyria thought to be in modern day Turkey

Lake Street Chicago

This is an original 1941 black and white print ad for the Royal Typewriter Company

1938 Wood Engraving Cairn Knebel Stones Denmark Danmark Art Thornton Oakley XGG1 SCRIBS Union Carbide Scholarship PlanThis is an original 1938 black and white wood engraving of the cairn, or pile of stones, in Knebel, Denmark. Thornton Oakley (1881 1953) was an American illustrator known for his work with "Century," "Harper's Monthly," and "National Geographic." Oakley collaborated with his wife, Amy, while creating a series of travel books. Amy wrote the text, and Thornton illustrated. Oakley studied at the University of Pennsylvania, and received degrees in