1989 Italian Poster - Maria Antonietta condotta alla ghigliottina (Marie-Antoinette taken to the guillotine) spiders Advertising cartons were most commonly

Advertising cartons were most commonly used in stores and window displays in order to highlight the various products available for sale

a historic  market town in Suffolk

it features colourful illustrated birds on a film reel

The Modern Priscilla  was perhaps one of the earliest women's lifestyle magazines

1989 Italian Poster - Maria Antonietta condotta alla ghigliottina (Marie-Antoinette taken to the guillotine) spiders Advertising cartons were most commonlyDate: 1989 Size: 27. 5 x 19. 5 inches Artist: G. Duthod About the Poster: When Marie Antoinette was taken to the her death on 16 October 1793, her last words, after accidentally stepping on the foot of her executioner, were "Pardon, monsieur. I did not do it on purpose" (Fraser, 440). The legacy of Marie Antoinette is of a tragic figure, a victim of her time and circumstance. Artist signed and numbered and ready to frame. Rare.