Death In A White Tie... Grusome Yet Charming And Elegant Cover Art From A Lesser Known Edition Of Ngaio Marsh's 1930s Murder Mystery

Death In A White Tie... Grusome Yet Charming And Elegant Cover Art From A Lesser Known Edition Of Ngaio Marsh's 1930s Murder MysteryTreasures from THE MYSTERY & HORROR COLLECTION at The Willing Mind. By exclusive arrangement with The Grand Review. Print size 24 x 18, and consciously formatted to work with a standard 18 X 24 frame, or custom framed as you see fit. Ngaio Marsh was a rather remarkable author during what was known as Golden Age of Detective Fiction. A New Zealander who wrote in England where her novels are set, she was known as one of the four "Queens of Crime" along

I am happy to present this as one of those three that stepped strongly out of a modest pile of also rans

The background is likely the Confederate flag

He was very active in this period

but absolutely thrilling in its newness and apropos to Radebaugh and the concept of ‘the future’

displayed in our showcases

As I flipped through the latter looking for any inner illustrations worth clipping and saving for a rainy day

ragged as it is

the Mummers Parade is a folk parade

a few small pieces where the staples were actually missing entirely

The stars and bars flag that we nowadays exclusively associate with The South was actually their battle standard

Halftown were still alive

We thought of another friend here on the east coast who has a gaggle of Jack Russells