Circa 1920’s French fashion pochoir of glamourous flapper girls. Printed on thin tan colored paper and mounted on heavier card stock. Unframed, image size 4.75″ x 7.5″, age toning, corner wear.

Tridax Gaillardioides Original 1904 Antique Botanical Chromolithograph Framed. Original antique print from Flora and Sylva (published in London) edited by Wm Robinson.

Pelargonium Lady Mary Fox framed Original 1904 Antique Botanical Chromolithograph Print Framed.

Original antique print from Flora and Sylva (published in London) edited by Wm Robinson.

A vintage nautical sailboat art illustration from The Little Fisherman by Margaret Wise Brown, author of Goodnight Moon. Featuring a charming sailboat at sea and illustrated by Dahlov Ipcar. The Little Fisherman was a milestone in the illustrious career of Ms. Ipcar, as it was the very first children’s book illustrated by the then twenty-eight-year-old artist when it was published in the spring of 1945. In a white 8″x10″ mat, ready to be framed.

This print was taken from a lovely old book that had seen better days. There is minor wear to the illustration and it is original to the book, not a reproduction print. A blue and white gingham paper backs and encases the print into the mat.

The art and pattern play creates a vintage modern vibe for child’s bedroom, playroom or nursery. Sophisticated enough for a home office or man cave as well.

Colorful, expressive vintage stone lithograph after Pablo Picasso’s work, inscribed “Pour Margaret/son ami.” Elegantly presented in a gilt and ivory beveled frame with linen matting. Signed in plate.

In 1932 Picasso wrote a note to himself on the back of an envelope regarding his reaction to seeing Manet’s Déjeuner sur l’herbe: “I tell myself, tribulations for later.” This was a particularly prescient quote. Close to thirty years later, Picasso would confront the great painting in a series of one hundred and forty drawings, twenty-seven paintings, and four linoleum cuts.