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Posted 1 year ago
cindyjune
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I've had this piece for awhile and haven't seen another copy of it. It is titled A Tug of War, produced by CW Faulkner & Co, London EC 1906.
Along the bottom it reads supplement to the Family Herald and Weekly Star, Montreal Canada. The artist is Fred Morgan. I can find a Frederick Morgan online but I don't think it is the same person. The frame measures approx. 17"x27". I love the print, it is so peaceful and innocent. Has anyone seen any other work by Fred Morgan? Thanks.
Victorian EraThe Victorian Era, named after the prosperous and peaceful reign of England…
PrintsPrintmaking is a very old art form, dating, in the case of woodblock prints…
look here.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/13944-fred-morgan-artist-postcards-with-cancel?in=activity
I have two lithos that are attributed to the Watchword publication. Just keyed in the artist. Just lucky I guess
Key in tug of war lithograph. see if this is what you want
Thank you all for your help!
Thanks BELLIN68! I truly love this piece and am glad to have found it. I haven't posted here for awhile and appreciate your comment!
Very Nice, I love the frame and the lithograph!
Hi Shawn, I really love this piece. At first I was going to sell it but now I think it will be in my personal collection:)
We have one like this that our parents had gotten several years ago. The frame might be abit different. Very nice to see another one.