"a flyer designed by Tricia Lane-Forster to promote the only live show ever to feature TGA improv music group Out; the central image is a slightly altered reproduction of the 1891 painting 'Le Captif' by William Adolphe-Bouguereau (courtesy of Lisa Starace) Shortly after originally posting this, Tricia-Lane Forster shed some light onto the origins of the image featured here and many of the other non-original images that she and Lisa Starace used in show flyers they designed; here's a quote from that message: 'Like most of our flyers with images like the one above, I believe we found it in the Towson State University library's discard pile.  There was a section in the library that had images from magazines and books carefully cut out and glued to tag board.  I believe they were used for teacher resources.  They usually had a description written in pencil at the bottom explaining what the image was.  For example:  ""fruit,""  ""gas station,"" etc.  Lisa and I would frequent the box labeled ""discard pile"" and took home many images from there.  The bottom of the tag board would be stamped with a rubber stamp:  DISCARD and they were free.  We had images hanging in our dorm room from there and I probably still have some...somewhere...  The discard pile was definitely one of my favorite things in college.  I doubt anything like it exists anymore...  I think we went there weekly.  I believe it was in the teacher resource center.  I often wondered who decided which images were too obsolete to be used anymore.  Some were really old and some were so strange."""