An Early 20thC Series of Surrealist Pen & Ink Sketches of Anthropomorphic Dogs & Mephistopheles c.1920 sub-Art & Sculpture She is stable on the

She is stable on the stand

It was invented by Louis-Jaques-Mandé Daguerre and introduced worldwide in 1839

but was a superb lookout upon the crow’s nest

The original iron rivet to the base of the column is also in tact

I have yet to see it

An Early 20thC Series of Surrealist Pen & Ink Sketches of Anthropomorphic Dogs & Mephistopheles c.1920 sub-Art & Sculpture She is stable on theOrigin: Probably English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 Height: 9. 75 Width: 9. 75 (in frame) The double sided sketches in pen and ink comprising of a series of surrealist dogs, the central hound being anthropomorphic, and titled Puppysim lower right, verso a sketch of a demon or an unsuspecting Mephistopheles sat at a grand table with a goblet of wine which is being syphered out from the bottom by a thief, with a shrouded