Product Description
Edward Penfield was an American illustrator in the era known as the Golden Age of American Illustration. He is considered the father of the American poster and is a major figure in the evolution of graphic design. This illustration of an academic strolling through the flowers while reading was on the cover of Harper's Magazine. Now in the public domain, the artwork for has been digitally rendered, accompanied by an appropriate quote, and printed on archival 100% cotton paper.
- Print measures 8" by 10"
- Print only, no matting or framing
- Vintage poster art by Edward Penfield
- Quotation: People say that life is the thing, but I prefer reading. -Logan Pearsall Smith
- Printed with archival inks on acid-free cotton paper
- Made in USA
Also available matted or matted/framed
- Matted with acid-free, archival Crescent matboard
- Framed with hand-constructed metal frame
- Shatter-resistant acrylic facing
- Hanging hardware and wire installed on frame
- Finished piece measures 11" by 14"
- Made in USA
