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Art: Illustration


What's New in the Collector's Showcase of Art: Illustration?
The Most Recent Additions to This Category are First!
Spinosaurus plastic toy by Carnegie Safari, 1992. Used condition-some wear on tips and edges, no other problems. 5 1/2 in. high. Great for any dinosaur fan!  Avery Scarce Litography folder. ILLUSTRATIONS TO ALFRED TENNYSON'S POEM THE PRINCESS .Written out and illustrated by Mrs S.C. LEES. , DICKINSON BROS, BOND ST. ((William Robert Dickinson (1815-1887), Lowes Cato Dickinson (1819-1908) and Gilbert Bell Dickinson (1825-1908) were the three eldest surviving sons of Joseph Dickinson (1780-1849), a stationer and print-seller who had a fine art business at 114 New Bond Street, London )) undated (1880 circa) very large edition 55 x 36 cm , fully illustrated, complete in 10 single Litography only one side print ( blank on the back) , no other copy found for sale , extremely rare , complete editions .  CHEZ ROUVEYRE - CHEZ FEUARDENT, PARIS, 1880. 3 Beautiful French Etching Handcoloured from 1880. 1) GROUPE DE ROSES ET D'IRIS -- DESSINE' PAR DUPONT -- GRAVE' PAR LANGLOIS -- 1880 --- CM 48 X 33.A PARIS CHEZ ROUVEYRE, RUE DE LA FERRONERIE AU PALAIS , 127 2) GROUPE DE ROSES, LILAS, BOUTONS D'OR, MOUGUETS ET OREILLES D'OURS -- DESSINE' PAR RACINET -- GRAVE' PAR LOBEL -- 1880 --- CM 48 X 33. A PARIS CHEZ FEUARDENT LIBRAIRE A LA MADELEINE 423. 3)GROUPE DE BOUILLONS BLANCS, DE CAMELLIAS ET DE PAPILIONACEES -- DESSINE' PAR RACINET -- GRAVE' PAR LOBEL -- 1880 --- CM 48 X 33. A PARIS CHEZ FEUARDENT LIBRAIRE A LA MADELEINE 423. Excellent Conditions.  Matta Echaurren, Roberto Sebastián Odisseano si č fermato a Napoli - 20 luglio-20 settembre 1981, Napoli, Palazzo Reale, Comune di Napoli con il patrocinio della Regione Campania, Ente provinciale per il turismo di Napoli, Azienda autonoma di soggiorno cura e turismo di Napoli Napoli - Tempi Moderni, 1981 Testo Monografico Italian text. Front/back cover is nice color poster of 1972 "Coigitum", inside 25 color reproductions of etchings, 37 b&w paintings and etchings (1970s works).

Spinosaurus Toy by Carnegie Safari 1992 $4.95

  

ILLUSTRATIONS TO ALFRED TENNYSON'S POEM $500.00

  

3 BEAUTIFUL FRENCH ETCHING HAND COLOURED $320.00

  

Matta Echaurren, Roberto Sebastián - MAT $350.00
Plastic toy stegosaurus for Jurassic Park 1997, 1997 by Hasbro, 2 5/8 in. long. No condition problems. Gray and green coloring. Great for any dinosaur fan!  Tricerotops skeleton/fossil toy, plastic, 1992, 5 1/2 in. long x 2 in. high. Only damage is a light pink mark on the top of the hip. Maker unknown, made in China. Great for any dinosaur fan!  Beautiful coloring in this nice Original Watercolor (Watercoulor) illustration by the reknown artist: W.L. TAYLOR. A romancing Victorian couple strolling along a garden path. The woman dressed in a long white gown. The man is wearing a long waisted black coat as he is holding her hand. Lots of wonder detailing in this watercolor. Can see various ferns in the lower right hand corner. A fence on the right and at the end of the path it appears to be some pond in the distance. Artist: William Ladd Taylor (American 1854-1926). Known Painter, Watercolorist, Illustrator. Housed in its ORIGINAL ANTIQUE WOOD GESSO FRAME with ORIGINAL OLD GLASS. Back shows old backer and wiring, ready to hang up on your wall. The wood frame has applied gesso plaster which was painted to appear to look like wood-toned frame. Kind of a tortoise shell type look. The inner border shows some rope beadwork detailing. Overall the frame measures 17 inches wide by 17-3/4 inches high, 1-1/2 inch wide. Wonderful condition. Very minimal gesso wear, as shown in our pictures. The watercolor image measures 9 inches wide by 10 inches high. The painting is matted, which has age toned through the years. A nice mellow beige tone. Please make sure to view our many framed prints we have listed. Always happy to combine orders for added shipping savings  Beautiful framed picture, framed with glass, entitled - Collie and the friend - by Thomas Locker, In very fine condition, no tears chips on frame and no foxing on the print, Measuring about 10 1/4 x 8 3/4 inches.

Jurassic Park Stegosaurus 1997 JP24 $3.95

  

Tricerotops Skeleton Toy 1990s $3.95

  

1897Original Watercolor-SIGNED W. L. Taylo $295.00

  

Print Collie and the Friend by Thomas Lo $59.00
Beautiful antique Lithograph picture - showing Head of a beautiful Dog, Old lithograph from original painting by OE Jansen - signed as per images, Framed in gold tone wood frame with glass, In fine, original condition, no major damage just normal day after day ware, Picture measures about 7 x 5 1/2 inches.  Beautiful antique picture - print - showing group of young dogs - pups and baby boy, He appears to be scarred, crying and title of the picture is HELP!, Framed in gold tone wood frame with glass, It appears to be original and in fine for age condition, Back needs few more nails to support the cardboard now held with tape, as per image, i do not see any damage, Picture is print from famous artist with signature and title, This is old print from original, Picture measures about 5 3/4 x 4 1/4 inches.  Beautiful framed picture - print - showing young couple, from early 1800's France, Wood and metal frame, Metal part is beautiful and ornate, wood part serves as backing, The back is stamped - made in USA, In fine for age condition, no major damage, as per images, Picture measures about 5 1/2 x 4 inches.  Beautiful miniature picture - print - showing group of children and the dog from early 1800's, Framed in gold tone finished metal frame and fine chain to hang the picture, In fine for age condition, i do not see any damage, Picture measures about 3 3/4 inches in diameter.

Antique Lithograph Picture Beautiful Dog $39.00

  

Antique Picture HELP by John H Henrici $39.00

  

Antique Ornate Picture - Scene from Fran $79.00

  

Miniature Framed Picture - Children - $69.00
This is well known miniature print, Framed in original wood frame with glass, In excellent for age condition, i do not see any damage, Measuring about 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches.  This is an original Harper's Weekly cover from Saturday, June 24, 1876. Illustration by Thomas Nast. Republican Convention Cincinnati June 14th. "CONTINUE THAT I BROACHED IN JEST." - Shakespeare. MEANING BEHIND THE CARTOON: This cover appeared on newsstands as the Republican National Convention was beginning in Cincinnati on June 14 (the issues are postdated by 10 days). Although James Blaine was the front-runner, the outcome of the nomination was uncertain, as this cartoon indicates by the question mark on the slate, with eraser attached, and the circumspect quote from Shakespeare's 'The Taming of the Shrew'. Artist Thomas Nast places himself center-stage to reveal his choices for the Republican ticket. Hamilton Fish was President Grant's well-respected secretary of state, but was not a contender at the convention. Nast's selection of Hayes for vice-president reflects the general sentiment that the Ohio governor was the best bet to take the second spot. SIZE: 11" x 16" Note: This is the COVER ONLY. CONDITION: Excellent with no damage, except one 1/2" tear on left edge (hardly noticeable). Very light surface wear. Text only on the reverse. It has been kept flat and in protective sleeves for decades. Guaranteed vintage and original. SHIPPING: PLEASE NOTE that this will be shipped extremely securely in a large diameter tube (3") which is safer than mailing flat. This will keep the paper in the original condition through transit. THE ARTIST: Thomas Nast (1840-1902) Considered the greatest American political cartoonist, is most often remembered for his cartoon campaign in the 1870s against Boss Tweed and New York's corrupt Tammany Hall political machine. After Nast portrayed Tweed and the Tammany Ring pointing at each other in answer to the question, "Who stole the people's money?" Tweed is reported to have demanded, "Stop them damned pictures. I don't care what the papers write about me. My constituents can't read. But, damn it, they can see pictures." Nast was offered a half-million dollars to leave New York to study art in Europe but that only increased his determination. Five years later, in 1876, another cartoon by Nast would be used by Spanish authorities to identify Tweed after his escape from New York. Although his contribution to bringing down the Tweed Ring would remain the high point of his career, Nast's influence on American political culture went far beyond and continues today. Along with the Tammany Tiger, Nast created the G.O.P. Elephant, popularized the Democratic Donkey, and was the first to portray Santa Claus as the jolly, rotund, red-nosed character that is so familiar today. Nast's career continued into the 1890s but after his departure from Harper's Weekly in 1886 he worked primarily on oil paintings and book illustrations. As Arthur Bartlett Maurice notes in his biographical sketch, it was not uncommon by 1902, when Nast was appointed consul general at Ecuador, for people to refer to him as "the late Thomas Nast." Although his major contributions to the art of political cartooning were all behind him, Nast's work inspired many if not all of the new generation of political cartoonists who worked for the daily press in the 1890s and early 1900s.-Jim Zwick, History of Political Cartooning.  This is an original PUCK magazine cover from September 19th, 1900. THE RETURN OF THE PRODIGAL PARTY. Illustration by Louis Dalrymple. Illustration shows a tattered old man labeled "Silver Republicans" running into the open arms of Mark Hanna, "Chairman of Rep. Natl. Com.", behind Hanna is a building flying the banner of "McKinley & Sound Money" and with a cow labeled "Prosperity" looking out an open window. MEANING BEHIND THE CARTOON: Hanna deplored the rising clamor for a war with Spain in 1898, believing the conflict would hinder economic recovery. In constant consultation with McKinley, Hanna labored to rally support for the administration's diplomatic negotiations with Spain in the Senate. Fearing the Democrats would exploit a lack of action in the November midterm elections, Hanna joined McKinley and most of his conservative supporters in the Republican Party in assenting to war. As the economy recovered and international triumphs against Spain bolstered McKinley's popularity, the 1900 rematch was an easy victory for Hanna and "silver Republicans" came running back to him. SIZE: Approx 10" x 13.50" Note: This is the COVER only. CONDITION: Excellent with no damage. Very light surface and edge wear. Text on the reverse. It has been kept flat and in protective sleeves for decades. These magazine covers are superb lithographs and have retained the rich color saturation--like they were just printed. The artist's character drawings are about the best you will find. Guaranteed vintage and original. Puck (American Guilded Age Politics, Business and Culture): Puck holds an important place in the history of American satire. An Austrian, Joseph Keppler (1838-1894), moved to the United States in 1868 and within four years had become a leading artist for Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. In 1876 he became the founder, editor and a leading artist for his own creation, Puck. The periodical was initially meant to be America's answer to England's Punch, but under Keppler's astute editorship it introduced both art and articles of a much more biting nature.  These are two VINTAGE art deco blotters - one from the 'Norman Beauty Salon' in Los Angeles - "Skilled Operators in all Branches of Beauty Culture" and one from 'The Style Shop' in Portland Oregon - "Something New Every Day in Gowns and Dresses". Images cannot show how beautiful these truly are. Great deco graphics embossed on fabric (feels like silk) in different patterns of flowers and abstract designs. Light bounces off of them like you would see on moiré. They almost glitter they are so vibrant. They could be salesmen samples because it does mention the style number at the bottom. SIZE: 3 1/2" x 6" each CONDITION: Excellent with no damage. One light scuff on corner. Guaranteed vintage - NO reproductions.

Miniature Framed Picture Antique $28.90

  

1876 Harpers Weekly-NAST-Republican Conv $19.00

  

1900 PUCK Cover-PRODIGAL PARTY-Prosperit $19.00

  

Vintage ART DECO Blotters - Stunning Gra $16.00
This is a vintage poster for the play "The Venetian Twins" by Goldoni. Printed in 1970 for the Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis Minnesota. Director: Robert David McDonald Artist: Gordon Micunis G70 (for Guthrie 1970). This is my favorite art poster from this play. Mucunis was a well known theatre cover and print artist. One twin is a line drawing that lacks depth, the other is bright, colorful and full of movement. There is so much dimension with the large banners, peirrot/jester imagery, giant mask in corner--no margins which gives it a bigger feel. The Play: Long-separated brothers who arrive at the same town of Verona on the same day, cause confusion when cash, jewels and declarations of love are handed to the wrong people. One is a rich but dimwitted merchant, the latter a high-principled gentleman -- both seeking love and fortune. SIZE: 20" x 30.5" CONDITION: Excellent - no damage, tears, or fading, just a touch of handling wear. Stored flat in a portfolio folder. Printed on thick, quality paper. Guaranteed old & original.  Most beautiful picture showing young girl entitled Peggy, equally beautiful is the Victorian style Frame, Adorned with ornate designs at each corner and at the top gorgeous large bow, all finished in old gold colour, as per images, Excellent condition, ready to display, Measuring approximately 8 x 6 inches and over 3/4 inch deep.  Charming framed with glass picture, Showing children and a puppy and their sailboat, entitled WHEN MY SHIP COMES IN - Perfect to decorate Children's Room, There is artist name from original but i am sorry unreadable, Card frame is finished in gold tone, In great condition for age, Measuring approximately 10 inches x 8 inches.  Beautiful antique Church of England in Canada, 1926 Diploma, Framed with glass in daintily carved wood frame by Hudson Bay Company Art Department No 5746, Condition is excellent for age, Measuring approximately 11 x 13 1/2 inches wide, issued from Office of General Board of Religious Education Canada in 1926.

Vtg 1970 Poster-THE VENETIAN TWINS-Guthr $25.00

  

Victorian Framed Print Young Girl Peggy $160.00

  

Charming Antique Picture - Print $89.00

  

Diploma Framed by Hudson Bay Co $99.00
Gorgeous artwork illustration by the famous artist: LOUIS F. BERNEKER. Depicts a serene water scene with lovely nude woman enjoying the waters. A small runn-off waterfalls at the womans feet as she sits on a platform rock. As shown, is marked/signed at the bottom edge: LOUIS F. BERNEKER. NEAR-EXCELLENT CONDITION OF PRINT. In upper right hand corner is an impressed small line against the darker background. Gorgeous Anitique, Very Ornate Detailing in the Gesso Frame. ORIGINAL OLD GLASS. Overall frame measures 18 inches wide by 15-1/4 inches high, 2-1/2 inch wide border. The back print measurement is: 14 inches wide by 11 inches high. We cleaned up the glass for you, replaced the old backer and added newer kraft paper. Old wiring ready for you to hang up on your wall. PLEASE MAKE SURE TO VIEW OUR OTHER MANY FRAMED AND UNFRAMED PRINTS WE HAVE LISTED. WE GLADLY COMBINE ORDERS FOR ADDED SHIPPING SAVINGS!! THANKS FOR VISITING DOGWOOD TRAIL ANTIQUES. **WE GLADLY SELL WORLDWIDE ~ JUST ASK FOR SHIPPING QUOTE!!**  ORIGINAL ANTIQUE MAUD HUMPHREY CHROMOLITHOGRAPH PRINT - SWEET LITTLE VICTORIAN GIRLS ALL DRESSED UP IN LONG DRESSES. ONE IN YELLOW, ONE IN A PINK DRESS, THE OTHER LITTLE BABY GIRL IN A WHITE DRESS. THEY ARE IN A GRASSY FIELD PICKING FLOWERS. ****BELIEVE THIS IS A ~ RARE AND HARD-TO-FIND ILLUSTRATION**** This is SOOOOOOO ADORABLE!!! PAPER IS A NICE THICK PAPER STOCK. IS UNSIGNED BUT IS BY THE POPULAR ARTIST: MAUD HUMPHREY. ADORABLE ARTWORK!!! This Beautiful Old Print maintains Deep Rich VIVID and VIBRANT Coloring! The print is in EXCELLELNT CONDITION, NO COLOR FADE. IS VERY OLD, HAS SLIGHT AGE TONING OF THE PAPER ON THE BACK. GREAT ILLUSTRATION!!! IN AN VINTAGE FRAME WHICH IS PROBABLY NOT AS OLD AS THE PRINT. IN A OLIVE GREEN COLR WITH GOLD TONE EDGE. SOME WEAR AND GOLD PAINT MISSING IN SOME AREAS. WE CLEANED UP THE GLASS, REPLACED THE OLD PAPER BACKER. OLD WIRING READY FOR YOU TO HANG UP ON YOUR WALLS. OVERALL WOOD FRAME MEASURES 10-1/8 INCHES WIDE BY 12-1/8 INCHES HIGH, 1-1/4 INCHES DEEP. MAKE SURE TO VIEW OUR OTHER POPULAR MAUD HUMPHREY PRINTS WE HAVE LISTED!! Check out my other ORIGINAL/VINTAGE FRAMED items! We certainly appreciate all your loyal patronage at our site. Thanks for visiting DOGWOOD TRAIL ANTIQUES. INSURANCE EXTRA/OPTIONAL, AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. PAYPAL PAYMENT PREFERRED  Very unique and Very unusual type of artwork that only a minimal amount of artists still practice. Believe this is some sort of Wood Burning Art. The artist drew out his image in pencil, then burned in the image for permanance, to create texture and depth. Is a great busy coastal harbor scene ~ any town U.S.A. The main boat in the foreground that is named TUPA'S. She is tied to the docks. Can see other boats harbored in. A large broardwalk pier and a building from the shore. In the background can see sailboars out in the water, a thickly wooded forest on the right and a lighthouse tower on the left. Great, very heavy piece that would make a great gift. Is in a nice maple finish wood frame. A sawtooth hook on the back ready for you to hang up on your wall. Piece is very heavy before packaging is done. Nice Larger Half (1/2) Yardlong picture size. Overall measures 18 inches wide by 10 inches high, 1-1/4 inches deep. The piece on the back measures 17-1/8 inches wide by 9-1/4 inches high. PLEASE MAKE SURE TO VIEW OUR OTHER MANY ANTIQUE/VINTAGE LISTINGS. WE COMBINE ORDERS FOR ADDED SHIPPING SAVINGS! THANKS FOR VISITING DOGWOOD TRAIL ANTIQUES. WE GLADLY SELL WORLDWIDE ~ JUST ASK FOR SHIPPING QUOTE!!  RARE 1970 PeTeR MaX Manhattan Yellow Pages Phone Book New York Telephone THIS IS AN ULTRA RARE ITEM!! Printed in 1970, this 2,148 page Manhattan Phone Directory has a special cover illustrated by THE Mod Artist, Peter Max. It is extremely rare - can't find another one listed for sale anywhere on the internet, nor is it well documented anywhere. I am fairly certain that Peter Max was only commissioned to do these special New York Telephone covers for 2 years (1970 and 1973) - until 2001, when he once again did the cover illustration for Verizon. I have the 1973 phone book listed also in my Tias webstore. This phone book is well used - it is NOT a mint condition item - it was used in someone's home as the family phone book, so please keep that in mind. There is wear, soiling, bends and edge tears, and wear on the spine as well, where there is also a split. Pages are browned. The colors in the photos are appearing a bit brighter and more vivid on the computer monitor than the actual item. Please see photos to further clarify condition, and ask any questions you may have. This rare item is being sold "as is" with no refunds. S/H is additional, and is based on zip code due to it's heavy weight. Sorry, International shipping is not available for this item.

Louis Berneker Print-Nude Nymphs by Wate $355.00

  

Maud Humphrey AntiqChromo-Sweet Victoria $68.00

  

Tupas-Seascape Harbor Coastal-Vntg Origi $125.00

  

RARE 1970 PeTeR MaX Manhattan PHONE BOOK $44.99
Stylish vintage Art Nouveau cardboard box, with the top covered in an exceptional printed graphic paper of a lady in elegant costume. No maker's marks or identification. 9 1/4 in. square, 1 in. high. 2 corners have tears and paper loss. 2 other corners have minor tears. Normal age wear and small dot stains on the ladys arm. An unusual piece for any Art Nouveau collection! Priced according to condition.  This Vintage Chilton Motor Age Magazine Cover (Cover Only) from November 1951 is in very good condition with slight wear & creases. This magazine cover measures approx. 8" x 11" and is suitable for framing. This Motor Age Magazine Cover features a man leaning against a post with a rifle resting against his stomach surrounded by animals. This cover was done by Hook.  This Vintage Chilton Motor Age Magazine Cover (Cover Only) from February 1952 is in very good condition with slight wear & slight stains. This magazine cover measures approx. 8" x 11" and is suitable for framing. This Motor Age Magazine Cover features a man dressed up and looking in a mirror and smiling. This cover was done by Bradley.  This Vintage Chilton Motor Age Magazine Cover (Cover Only) from March 1955 is in very good condition with slight wear & slight creases. This magazine cover measures approx. 8" x 11" and is suitable for framing. This Motor Age Magazine Cover features two mechanics working on a car with a sign. This cover was done by Hook.

Vintage Art Nouveau Graphic Box $25.00

  

Motor Age Magazine Cover-November 1951-H $11.49

  

Motor Age Magazine Cover-February 1952-B $11.79

  

Motor Age Magazine Cover-March 1955-Hook $11.49
This Vintage Chilton Motor Age Magazine Cover (Cover Only) from March 1948 is in good condition with slight wear, writing & stains. This magazine cover measures approx. 7 3/4" x 11" and is suitable for framing. This Motor Age Magazine Cover features a a woman with a horse and a mechanic looking confused. This cover was done by Fred Anderson.  This Vintage Chilton Motor Age Magazine Cover (Cover Only) from June 1955 is in very good condition with slight wear & numerous creases. This magazine cover measures approx. 8" x 11" and is suitable for framing. This Motor Age Magazine Cover features a little boy sick to his stomach from smoking the pipe. This cover was done by Bradley.  This Vintage Chilton Motor Age Magazine Cover (Cover Only) from May 1951 is in good condition with slight wear, creases, stains & writing. This magazine cover measures approx. 8" x 11" and is suitable for framing. This Motor Age Magazine Cover features a man buried in a car's engine with his butt in the air. This cover was done by Hook.  This Vintage Chilton Motor Age Magazine Cover (Cover Only) from September 1954 is in very good condition with really slight tear at the upper right hand corner. This magazine cover measures approx. 8" x 11" and is suitable for framing. This Motor Age Magazine Cover features a man holding a bill from fixing a woman's car and the man has lipstick kisses all over his face. This cover was done by Bradley.

Motor Age Magazine Cover-March 1948-Fred $10.49

  

Motor Age Magazine Cover-June 1955-Bradl $11.49

  

Motor Age Magazine Cover-May 1951-Hook $9.45

  

Motor Age Magazine Cover-September 1954- $11.49
This Vintage Chilton Motor Age Magazine Cover (Cover Only) from February 1955 is in very good condition with slight tear at the upper right hand corner. This magazine cover measures approx. 8" x 11" and is suitable for framing. This Motor Age Magazine Cover features a lovely woman talking on the telephone. This cover was done by Bradley.  Leisure Arts the magazine - June 1988-34 pages. 27 projects inthis issue -= a romantic summer vest - tissue box cover ups - a new Aida - cross stitch bibs - country love sampler  Artist's magazine March 1986 - 112 pages - Artists guide to more than 500 workshops. Cover: catching light inyour paintings.   This Very Rare and absolutely wonderful children's book illustration print titled Sammy Smile Says from 1918 by Raggedy Ann illustrator Justin Gruelle measures approximately 6 1/2" x 9 3/4" and is in Very Good condition. Great for framing for your child's bedroom. S&H is an additional $4.00 within the continental U.S. International shipping is also available.

Motor Age Magazine Cover-February 1955-B $11.49

  

Leisure Arts the magazine - June 1988 $7.85

  

Artist's magazine March 1986 $7.88

  

1918 Justin Gruelle Print, " Sammy S $24.99
GORGEOUS ANTIQUE PRINT, FRAMED IN GOLD GILT ORNATE, VERY FINE FRAME WITH GLASS, NO SIGNATURE BUT ON THE BACK ON THE FRAME IN PENCIL: 1909, VERY GOOD USED CONDITION, WITH COUPLE OF SMALL CHIPS ON THE FRAME AND A TINY PIN HEAD HOLE ON THE CENTER TOP FRAME, THE PICTURE HAS OLD WOOD PANEL AT THE BACK, LOVE THE vibrant, fresh VARIETY OF COLORS, Measuring 11 x 11 1/4 inches  THIS IS LOVELY ART DECO STYLE PRINT, FRAMED IN OFF WHITE WOOD FRAME WITH GLASS, VERY GOOD USED CONDITION, LOVE THE RICH BURGUNDY COLOR, Measuring 11" x 11 1/4", US Buyer to pay 16.00 for shipping plus insurance , THANKS.Please ignore the glare from the light and camera.  This is antique print by John Russell, Framed in a beautiful, deep, wood frame with glass, Depicting lovely young girl with Cherries, as per image, Please excuse the glare against camera, Measures about 9 1/2 x 12 inches.  The Cats in action byWalter J. Wilwerxding - 30 pages. Published by WALTER T. FOSTER = lIONS, LEOPARDS, all the cats pictured and discussed.

LOVELY VICTORIAN LANDSCAPE PRINT $199.00

  

DRAMATIC ART DECO PRINT - PICTURE $35.00

  

GIRL with CHERRIES by John Russell $160.00

  

The Cats in action byWalter J. Wilwerxdi $11.33
How to Draw - Walter Foster booklet-Many pages of a complete magazine/booklet - New Edition - Butterflies, flowers, trees, shrubs, boats, animals, irds, landscapes, still life heads, hands, letterin and more  The Art of Pastel Painting - copyright 1973- 30 pages. Step by step instructions and demonstration of techniques for painting still lifes figures and portraits in pastel. TheGrumbacher library.  Water color painting - copyright 1971- 24 plus pages. Everything the beginner needs to know about water color painting . A new concept in art instruction books by Craftint  Landscape painting - copyright 1971=everything the beginnner needs to know abut landscape painting - 24 plus paes. A new concept in art instruction books by Craftint

How to Draw - Walter Foster booklet $12.99

  

The Art of Pastel Painting - copyright 1 $11.97

  

Water color painting - copyright 1971 $12.34

  

Landscape painting - copyright 1971 $12.77
Arts & Activities - December 1988- 50 complete pages. The Nation's leading art education magazine - Leather, felt - Remington's masterworks - Winter scenes - seee the paintings - Peter & the wolf and more  Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Generally excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing "Robin and Richard, Were two pretty men" and "The two gray kits, And the gray kits' mother" back-to-back prints from the book. If you are not familiar with the Robin and Richard rhyme, it deals with two men who slept too long in bed. The two gray kits rhyme deals with two kittens and their cat mother who go over a bridge and the bridge breaks. If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. For those looking for rhymes listing someone's name, the one with kittens mentions Tom Bolin. Please also note that condition-wise, on the kittens page, a child who formerly owned this book drew on the bottom portion of the page with pencil and crayon lines, with some of the crayon lines also on the lower part of the illustration. Matting could cover the drawn lines in the white border area and the crayon on the print is not too bad given the coloring, but you need to know it is there. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.  Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing "The man in the wilderness" and "Hark! Hark! The dogs do bark" back-to-back prints from the book. If you are not familiar with the wilderness rhyme, it deals with an old man asking a question of a woman, and mentions strawberries and red herrings. The Hark! rhyme has to do with beggars and what they are wearing. If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.  Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing the "There was an old woman Sold puddings and pies" and "Old Woman, old woman, shall we go a-shearing?" back-to-back prints from the book. If you are not familiar with the pies rhyme, it shows a woman near a windmill who gets dust in her eyes and sells her pies saying "Hot Pies", with the dust shown flying via wonderful animated clouds with faces which are blowing dust at her. The a-shearing rhyme deals with an old woman who can't clearly hear what is being said but does hear just fine when the man offers to kiss her. If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.

Arts & Activities - December 1988 $7.34

  

Robin & Richard, Two Gray Kits 1915 Moth $9.00

  

Man in Wilderness & Hark Hark 1915 Mothe $9.00

  

Hot Pies & Old Woman Kiss 1915 Mother Go $9.00
Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing the "There was a man in our town" and "You owe me five shillings, Say the bells of St. Helen's" back-to-back prints from the book. If you are not familiar with the first rhyme, it shows a man jumping into a bramble-bush which scratches out both his eyes. The second deals with how someone is to be paid and when, and in the process mentions bells hanging in what must be numerous churches by name (St. Helen's, Old Bailey, Shoreditch, Stepney, Bow, Whitechapel, St. Martin's, St. Ann's, St. Giles, St. Peter's, St. John's). If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.  Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Generally excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing the "Willie boy, Willie boy, Where are you going?" and "Three children sliding on the ice" back-to-back prints from the book. If you are not familiar with the Willie rhyme, it deals with a boy going to a meadow. The three children rhyme deals with children falling in ice and drowning. If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. Please also note that condition-wise, this book page has a tear along the bottom edge which just barely extends a tiny bit into the picture area which you may be able to see in both images. If this piece was matted and framed this would likely be less noticeable, but you should know this is there. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.  Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Generally excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing the "Twas once upon a time, when Jenny Wren was young" and "When I was a little boy I lived by myself" back-to-back prints from the book. If you are not familiar with the Jenny Wren rhyme, it deals with two birds, Jenny Wren and Robin Redbreast, and their declarations of love. The second rhyme deals with a man who goes to London "to buy me a wife" and brings her home in a wheelbarrow (wheel barrow). If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. Please also note that condition-wise, this book page has a double tear (with wrinkled paper inbetween) from one outer vertical edge extending slightly into the picture area (about 1/8 inch into the picture area) which you can see in both images. If this piece was matted and framed this would likely be less noticeable, but you should know this is there. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.  Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing the "There was an old woman, and what do you think?" and "What's the news of the day, Good neighbor, I pray?" back-to-back prints from the book. If you are not familiar with the old woman rhyme, it deals with what the woman lives on, victuals and drink. If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.

Bramble Bush & Bells 1915 Mother Goose A $9.00

  

Willie Boy & Three Children 1915 Mother $9.00

  

Jenny Wren & Man and Wife 1915 Mother Go $9.00

  

Old Woman Victuals & News of Day 1915 Mo $9.00
Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing the "Jacky, come give me your fiddle" and "When good King Arthur ruled his land He was a goodly king" back-to-back prints from the book. If you are not familiar with the fiddle rhyme, it shows a boy playing a violin in the woods. The King Arthur rhyme deals with making and eating a bag-pudding. If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.  Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing the "Cold and raw the north winds blow" and "The man in the moon came down too soon" back-to-back prints from the book. If you are not familiar with the first rhyme, it shows two boys pulling sleds on a mountain in winter. The moon rhyme deals with inquiring the way to Norridge. If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.  Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing the "Bow, wow, wow! Whose dog art thou?" and "Pussy-Cat sits by the fire; How can she be fair?" back-to-back prints from the book. If you are not familiar with the dog rhyme, the dog says he belongs to Little Tom Tinker. In the Pussy Cat rhyme the cat talks with a dog about how she is. If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.  Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Generally excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing the "Handy-spandy, Jacky dandy, Loves plum cake and sugar candy" and "Bonny lass, pretty lass, Wilt thou be mine?" back-to-back prints from the book. If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. Please also note that condition-wise, this book page has a small tear in the white border area along one side. This tear does not extend into the picture area so it could be covered with matting when framing. Also, on the Jacky side, we almost missed seeing a single gray vertical crayon line which the former child owner drew at the bottom of the illustration that extends a tiny bit into the white border area. If matted for framing on this side, we don't know that this would be noticeable, but you should know this is there. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.

Jacky Fiddle & King Arthur 1915 Mother G $9.00

  

North Winds & Man in Moon 1915 Mother Go $9.00

  

Pussy-Cat & Bow Wow Wow 1915 Mother Goos $9.00

  

Jacky Dandy & Bonny Lass 1915 Mother Goo $9.00
Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing the "There were two blackbirds sitting on a hill, One named Jack and the other named Jill" and "Cross patch, draw the latch, Sit by the fire and spin" back-to-back prints from the book. The cross patch rhyme illustration includes showing an old spinning wheel. If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.  Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing the "Tom, Tom, the piper's son" and "Little Polly Flinders Sat among the cinders" back-to-back prints from the book. If you are not familiar with the Tom rhyme, it shows a boy running while carrying a pig and talks of him being beaten for stealing it. In Polly the rhyme mentions her mother whipped her for spoiling her new clothes. If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.  Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Generally excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing the "Here am I, little jumping Joan" and "There was an old woman lived under the hill" back-to-back prints from the book. If you are not familiar with the woman rhyme, it talks of the woman selling baked apples and cranberry pies, and never telling lies. If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. Please also note that condition-wise, on the Joan side, there are a few crayon lines which the former child owner drew at the bottom of the page with perhaps two red lines also drawn on the lower right corner of the illustration (its hard to tell given the illustration coloring). If matted for framing on this side, the lines in the white border area could be covered and we don't know that the ones in the illustration would be noticeable, but you should know this is there. On the woman side there is one blue line that is likely a crayon line in the sky area to the upper right of the copy box. We also don't believe this stands out much nor would be really noticed when hung on a wall. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.  Antique original 1915 book page illustrations from 'Mother Goose', re-arranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover, illustrated by Frederick Richardson, Volland Popular Edition, published by M. A. Donohue & Company. Not a reproduction, but page from an old 1915 issue of this book (we guarantee this), with an antique print on each side of the page (the book covers were in bad shape so the interior pages were removed). Wonderful vintage prints which illustrate well known nursey rhymes with colorful pictures of children, animals and adults, with on-page copy of the rhyme in a box. Two-sided, different rhymes on each side, with a page size including the white border area around the print of generally about 10 to 10 1/2 inches high x 7 3/4 to 8 inches wide. The prints are a standard rectangular shape but have been shot at an angle (rather than "straight down") which gives the angular look in the images. Excellent condition with bright coloring, but please note that the page edges have been trimmed on many or all sides, and not always in a straight line. There is still sufficient white border areas on all sides to permit easy matting and framing in order to hang on a wall. There are 27 total pages available, each listed and sold separately. Here we are listing the "There was an old man, And he had a calf" and "There was a man and he had naught, And robbers came to rob him" back-to-back prints from the book. If you are not familiar with the calf rhyme, it deals with the man putting his calf on a wall. If you need a listing of the exact words in the nursery rhymes (in case you are looking to match it to the way you remember it), please e-mail and that can be provided. Make terrific gifts framed for children's rooms, play rooms, day care and nursery or school rooms, or for giving someone a print of an old rhyme which includes that person's name.

Two Blackbirds & Cross Patch 1915 Mother $9.00

  

Tom Piper's Son, Little Polly Flinders 1 $9.00

  

Jumping Joan & Woman Hill 1915 Mother Go $9.00

  

Calf and Wall & Man and Robbers 1915 Mot $9.00


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