This beautifully composed image, by Canadian photographer Bruce Metcalfe, of the game of Tiddlywinks was featured in The American Annual of Photography in 1932 as an example of how to maintain delicate highlights and shadow during the printing process. This bird’s eye view further allows for the image to articulate the structure of the game, which was trademarked in England in 1890 and popular throughout North America in the 1930s, while not losing the artistic nuances of strong composition. This print is believed to be the only known early print and exhibition print of this image in existence.