1960 Tipped-In Print Arthur Rackham Artwork Olive Trees Assisi Italy XAN8 MX1 26 x 16 cm

26 x 16 cm

There is a small blemish in the left side of the print --please see image

This is an original 1899 black and white halftone print of Mexican men imitating the feeling of a clown car as they paddle along the Canal de la Viga in Mexico City

This is an original 1906 black and white print ad for Iron Age Garden Implements

1960 Tipped-In Print Arthur Rackham Artwork Olive Trees Assisi Italy XAN8 MX1 26 x 16 cmThis is an original 1960 tipped in color print of "Olive tress above Assisi." Arthur Rackham Arthur Rackham (1867 1939) was a native of London, England, where he received his art education at the Lambeth School of Art. He was most recognized for his use of watercolors, as well as his whimsical, enchanting and otherworldly artistic style. Rackham created a great number of imaginative artworks for childrens magazines and illustrated books, which were