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Not to sure of the value on this, my Dad gave it to me.
Certainly looks antique.
On the back it says on one sticker - Jordan Marsh Company -v468
The other sticker says -
Imperial print 292 No.4997
Taber Prang Art Company, Springfield Mass.
Title in pencil says:
A Boy and Rabbit by Raebiana
Anybody have any ideas on this?
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Print size: 10 1/4" x 13 1/4"
This painting was done by Henry Raeburn. It's an old print, but I have no idea if it has much value. If your Father gave it to you then it must have some sentimental value to you. Enjoy!
Thanks for your help, Henry Raeburn thats a start!
This print brings back memories from when I was In the second grade. 1941!!This print was about 14x 20 " hung on the wall and the whole class had to sing a song to it. !!!!!The name of that song was "The boy next door has a rabbit for sale" and on and on. Those days we did what we were told!!!!!!!!