"The Hague, 1921"-- Surveillance Evoking Early Kodak (?) Photo Print on Card modern French art and some bits left unglazed

and some bits left unglazed entirely

but this one was beautifully preserved

including for how the combination of simple box and pointy ball in cage whimsy renders it

and really handy for all sorts of things

with what I believe is its original mustard brown paint

"The Hague, 1921"-- Surveillance Evoking Early Kodak (?) Photo Print on Card modern French art and some bits left unglazedI presume this was taken with an early Kodak camera (invented 1888), which produced round images, which I am personally obsessed with, especially for how the circular format makes everything seem as is viewed through a scope and so all about watching, from some degree of remove i. e. voyeurism, and in this case feeling very much like surveillance. (This image was printed directly on card, rather than mounted to a Kodak mount, which is what one usually