Vintage Americana Print - Houdini at the grave of John Henry Anderson

Step back in time with this striking reproduction of Houdini at the grave of John Henry Anderson, Wizard of the North, Aberdeen, Scotland Classic. Sourced from the United States Library of Congress.

Library of Congress record: Created 1914 In The illustrated history of magic" magician Milbourne Christopher (1914-1984) described John Henry Anderson as "the Barnum of nineteenth-century bafflers." His "street parades set a pattern for later circuses." He "plastered his gaudy showbills all over the world--even on the sides of the pyramids in Egypt and on the cliffs of Niagara Falls in America." Anderson and Hawaii. Strongly interested in the contributions of magicians who were important ancestor figures of his art was born in Aberdeenshire.

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