English Setter - Vintage Dog Art Print - 1932 D. Thorne - Matted cjm

Description

English Setter
by Diana Thorne
This
ORIGINAL BOOK PRINT
comes from a wonderful
1932
book illustrated by the noted dog artist
Diana Thorne.
Born in Germany, Diana Thorne moved to the United States in 1917. During the following years she became one of America’s most recognized canine artists. In total she illustrated (and often authored) children’s books dealing with dogs and animal life. During the 1920’s and early 1930’s Diana Thorne was also active as an original etcher.
These illustrations measures approximately
5" x 5"
, and have been custom matted together in a
black "acid free" mat
, ready for your
8" x 10"
frame. Like any print of this age, there is
some
minor age toning, visible in the scan
, which does not detract from the matted print.
This is a standard size mat that will fit into your standard size frame, no custom framing required
.
Your artwork is shipped flat between sturdy cardboard and comes protected against moisture with a plastic sleeve. It's then carefully packaged to prevent bending or damage during transit.
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Attention Collectors
This print remains in its original condition and has never been framed or exposed to the ultraviolet rays of the sun.
It has been custom matted in a black acid free mat.
It has been stored flat and protected from damage and moisture.
This will make an excellent additional to your art collection.
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