Trade cards meant to help you live around your wallpaper, not the other way around. Trade cards from the early days of the last century by M. H. Birge and Sons, a major American wallpaper firm located in Buffalo, New York.
Tag: American
Summery beach pictures not wanting to wait for June. American. Beatrice Whitney Van Ness, artist. 20th century.
American women all dressed up and standing in front of interesting backgrounds. Emma Fordyce MacRae, artist. Member of the Philadelphia Ten, a group of female artists.
American Tiffany punch bowls from a bit back in time. Just a little different from the cut glass kind with the little cups. Must have been specially commissioned by someone, I am sure.
Mountains to escape into with enough of them to cover your entire sitting room wall, painted by American landscape artist Thomas Cole (1801-1848). Founder of the Hudson River School.
Women a little more exotic than the ones in the linoleum ads. Andrew Loomis, illustrator (1892-1959).
American landscapes with buildings included by 20th century artist Walter Stuempfig. He painted over a thousand paintings but I like these best.
Images of animals by American artist Walter Inglis Anderson. Living from 1903 to 1965, he studied art in New York but mostly painted out on the barrier islands of Mississippi.
Flower pictures by Victorian American artist George Cochran Lambdin. Living from 1830 to 1896 many of his paintings were reissued as chromolithographic prints and came to grace bedroom walls from coast to coast.
Blue vases and jars that will make any flower look better. Harriet Joor, potter (1875-1965). Glazed ceramic. Worked with Newcomb Pottery and part of the American Arts and Crafts movement.
