L'Ora 0000-1713

Mataloni's second poster for the Palermo daily L'Ora (""The Hour"") show two allegorical figures hanging a bell. The bell probably represents the passage of time, while the strips with numbers whicih encircle their nued bodies apparently symbolize the daily record kept by the newspaper. text below boasts of teh ""fastest telegraphic service to Europe's capitals,"" a special bureau in Rome, and detailed reporting and discusstion of all political questions. Names of important literary contributors and subscritption information follow. A truly monumental (four-sheet) poster.

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