Research
Of ink on paper. Each woodcut in the white-line style representing an ancient bronze hand mirror depicting an engraved classical scene, with inscribed title and collection as follows:

1. Metropolitan Museum of Art In New York – The Dioskouri – Etruscan Mirror
2. Aphrodite and Eros Fishing – Italian Bronze Mirror – IV Century B.C. – New York [Metropolitan Museum of Art]
3. Athena Between Thalna And Sime [Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York]
4. Bellerophon Slaying the Chimera – Etruscan Mirror – New York [Metropolitan Museum of Art]
5. Greek Mirror – IV Century B.C. [Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York]
6. “The Mystic Bride” – Mirror In Boston [Museum of Fine Arts, Boston]
7. “Poseidon and Galukos– Museum In Boston [Museum of Fine Arts, Boston]
8. “The Mystic Bridegroom” – A Mirror In Boston [Museum of Fine Arts, Boston]

Marks:
Each signed in pencil, lower right
Fritz Endell, sculpsit

The present set of eight woodcuts was executed by the German painter and engraver Fritz August Gottfried Endell¹ (1873–1955), and belong to his series of Greek Engraved Mirrors in American Collections, executed circa 1918.

Full research report available on request.