Glass Plate Crack Across Lonely, Flooded Rural Scene, Antique Cyanotype Printed from Broken Plate cat cards I'd guess early 20th c

I'd guess early 20th c

so of course I fell for this one

just classic

So here we begin with the famous opening line: "Arma virumque cano" ("I sing of arms and the man")

the other looks to have once been backed with black satin

Glass Plate Crack Across Lonely, Flooded Rural Scene, Antique Cyanotype Printed from Broken Plate cat cards I'd guess early 20th cThis one made me very happy to find a mounted cyanotype paper print, c. late 19th early 20th c. I believe, printed from a cracked glass plate negative. Capturing a desolate feeling rural landscape view, which looks to have flooded, judging from what I take for a wooden fence running toward the center from either side. Such that the crack feels quite apt, damage upon damage, while also animating in the image in what I find quite a beautiful way. And