Art and man, comparative art studies
A comparative art study by Edwin Swift Balch and Eugenia Macfarlane Balch, published in Philadelphia in 1918 for readers interested in the art of early and non-European peoples. The plates are pen redrawings signed E.S.B., copying stone statuettes, carved and incised figures in flat outline, with frontal faces, oval eyes, stitched mouths and stick limbs that suit stencil, logo and pictogram work.
