Three Citiean inscriptions Alexander Pushkin along with his little dog

along with his little dog

Janus is usually depicted with two faces looking in different directions

This is one of the three built for the French Grand Prix at Lyons in 1924 and driven (and crashed) by Pierre De Vizcaya

22nd August 1138

Three Citiean inscriptions Alexander Pushkin along with his little dogSix lines of transcribed ancient text. Similar [but varying from] plate 26 for the paper 'Farther remarks upon M'Abbe Barthelemy's Memoir on the Phoenician letters, contained in his reflections on certain Phoenician monuments, and the alphabets resulting from them. In a letter to the Rev. Thomas Birch', by John Swinton, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 54 (1764), pp. 393 438. Not signed. Original: pencil on paper. 1764