Liberty for Everyone! Scarce c. 1920s-30 Liberty Magazine Seller's/Advertising Bag antique white I take the carving as

I take the carving as representing an abstracted (voluptuous Art Nouveau-esque) heart

It's the big red sliced apple in the foreground that really drew me to this painting

Lee Bontecou

the raven is a sacred figure in Northwest Coast native cultures

they are super satisfying as objects

Liberty for Everyone! Scarce c. 1920s-30 Liberty Magazine Seller's/Advertising Bag antique white I take the carving asLaunched in 1924, Liberty was an American weekly general interest magazine, originally priced at 5 cents and subtitled, "A Weekly for Everybody," both as advertised on this original magazine seller's bag. Featuring contributions from some of the biggest politicians, celebrities, authors, and artists of the 20th century, it's circulation ranked close to that of The Saturday Evening Post. This bag dates to the early years, 1920s early 30s, with the logo