Antique 1904 Print The Pace That Kills Victorian Woman Clock Vices Wine Framed

Features:

• Nice antique 1904 print by J.I. Austen & Co. of Chicago, Illinois
• Title: "The Pace That Kills"
• This Victorian-era social commentary depicts a woman whose legs serve as the hands of a clock. Each hour marker is replaced by symbols representing the perceived societal vices, temptations, and destructive habits of the era.
• Matted and framed behind glass in a beautiful gold gilt frame
• Approximately 15.6 x 15.6 inches framed, as photographed

Condition:

• Antique: This is a used antique item that shows use and wear commensurate with age, including discoloration and imperfections as photographed. See photos for detailed condition.