Background:
Originally written by Clement C. Moore, the
prints shown here are from the first edition featuring illustrations by Arthur Rackham
(1867-1939) published in 1931.
Rackham's artistry captured and documented the
Victorian age in which he was born. The popularity of his work was due to the calm
feel and good humor of his drawings, and his preservation of a lifestyle that kept the
modern future at bay. Working as a clerk while attending Lambeth School of Art in
London, his work originally appeared in magazines. Rackham's first book
illustrations were published in 1893.
Note: This series of prints is sold as
a complete collection and not individually. |
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| Price per print: |
Print Only: $200 (for the series) |
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Matting Charge:
$80 (for the series) |
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Framing & Matting
Charge: $360 (for the series) |
| Dimensions: |
Print Only: 5 x 7 inches |
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Matted: 10 x 12 inches |
| Type of print: |
Original color print |
| Year: |
c. 1940s |
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