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Title: | The Balloon Girl (Post Card) |
Publisher: | Raphael Tuck & Sons, London |
Date: | c. 1895 |
Medium: | Original Embossed Chromolithograph |
Note: | Raphael Tuck & Sons: The lithographic publisher, Raphael Tuck and Sons, dominated the die-cut market in Britain during the 1880's decade. Although, their art was printed in Germany, the images were directed for a thoroughly British audience. The subjects for post card lithography covered a wide range. Animals, soldiers, children, flowers, country scenes and tradesmen were frequently depicted. Because of their beauty and appeal, these postcards were most often mounted in keepsake albums. Raphael Tuck & Sons's original 19th century post card, The Balloon Girl (Post Card) depicts a woman wearing a rather naughty French can-can costume. She is possibly a theatrical performer of the time. The woman is posing or dancing as she holds onto several floating balloons. |
Chromolithography -- printing images by using a series of carefully registered tint stones -- became the most popular method for the original printmaking of everything from miniature images to large posters during the last half of the nineteenth century. The far less costly advances of photomechanical methods, however, made this original and complex form of art all but obsolete by the turn of the century. Yet, no other technique has come close to capturing the deep and rich oil based colours of the original chromolithograph. | |
Size: | 5 X 3 1/4 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.) |
Framed and Matted with 100% Archival Materials | |
Buy Now | Price: $135.00 US |
Condition: | Printed on thick nineteenth century wove paper and with full margins as published around 1895. It is a fine, strongly printed impression without a trace of discolouration. Containing very slight foxing within the image, else in excellent condition throughout. it is a fine, original example of the lithographic art created by Raphael Tuck and Sons during the 19th century. |
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Original Embossed Chromolithograph by the British publisher, Raphael Tuck & Sons
The Balloon Girl (Post Card) |
View other original works of art published by Raphael Tuck & Sons
Raphael Tuck and Sons, London | ||||||
# | Image | Title & Artist | Medium | Date | Notes | - |
01.- | At Full Mast by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Ships) | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Miniature Die-Cut of a ship at sea with full masts | ||
02.- | Cockatiel by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Birds) | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Miniature Die-Cut of the head of a bird (cockatiel) | ||
03.- | English Spaniel by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Dogs) | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Miniature Die-Cut head of a dog (spaniel) | ||
04.- | Farm Horses by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Horses) | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Miniature Die-Cut of a white horse and a brown horse | Sold | |
05.- | Irish Staffordshire Bull Terrier by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Dogs) | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Miniature Die-Cut of a dog in a barrel (Irish Staffordshire bull terrier) | ||
06.- | Mastiff by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Dogs) | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Miniature Die-Cut of a dog (mastiff) | ||
07.- | Norfolk by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Horses) | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Miniature Die-Cut of a brown horse | Sold | |
08.- | Pigs by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Pigs) | Set of Three Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Three Miniature Die-Cuts with pigs | ||
09.- | Scottish Collie by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Dogs) | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Miniature Die-Cut of a dog (scottish collie) | ||
10.- | Scottish Deerhound by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Dogs) | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Miniature Die-Cut head of a dog (scottish deerhound) | Sold | |
11.- | Sheep and Goat by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Goat, Sheep) | Set of Three Original Chromolithographic Die-Cuts | c. 1880 | Three Miniature Die-Cuts with sheep and a goat | ||
12.- | Springer Spaniel by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Dogs) | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Miniature Die-Cut of a dog (springer spaniel) | ||
13.- | The Coal Cart by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Horses & Tradesmen) | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Large Die-Cut of a horse drawn coal cart | ||
14.- | The Peacock by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Birds) | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Large Die-Cut of a bird (peacock) | Sold | |
15.- | Victorian Post Card (Publisher: Raphael Tuck & Sons) The Balloon Girl | Original Chromolithograph | c. 1895 | 19th Century Post Card (Theatrical) | ||
16.- | Welsh Corgi by Raphael Tuck and Sons (Dogs) | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Miniature Die-Cut of the head of dog (welsh corgi) |
View other original Die-Cuts.
19th Century Chromolithographic Die-Cuts | ||||||
# | Image | Title & Artist | Medium | Date | Notes | - |
01- | I like Scott's Emulsion: It is Just as Nice as Cream Original 19th century Die-Cut for Scott & Bowne, New York | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 - 1885 | Advertising for Scott's Products, New York | ||
02.- | Innocence Original 19th century Die-Cut by the Stephens' Lithograph and Engraving Co., St. Louis for Flint & Walling, Star Wind-Mills, Kendallville, Indiana | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | 1889 | Advertising for Flint & Walling, Star Wind-Mills, Kendallville, Indiana | ||
03.- | Miss Blue Eyes Original 19th century Die-Cut | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | c. 1880 | Die-Cut of a little girl wearing a bonnet | ||
04.- | Tea Time Original 19th century Die-Cut | Original Chromolithographic Die-Cut | Set of Five miniature Die-Cuts for Tea (Two women and three flower bouquets) | Sold |
View Other 19th & Early 20th Century Greeting Cards, Post Cards, & Rewards of Merit.
19th & Early 20th Century Greeting Cards, Post Cards, & Rewards of Merit | ||||||
# | Image | Advertiser & Description | Medium | Date | Notes | - |
01.- | Victorian Greeting Card (Come Maiden Year, smiling and kind and sweet, And lay thy bouquet at my dear ones feet.) | Original Chromolithograph | c. 1890 | 19th Century Greeting Card (Celebration Card) | ||
02.- | Victorian Post Card (Publisher: Raphael Tuck & Sons) The Balloon Girl | Original Chromolithograph | c. 1895 | 19th Century Post Card (Theatrical) | ||
03.- | Victorian Merit Card (Reward of Merit- 'Two Little Girls Picking Berries in the Woods) | Original Chromolithograph | c. 1885 | 19th Century Reward of Merit Card (Excellence) | ||
04.- | Victorian Merit Card (Reward of Merit - A Sphere with a Winter Landscape Embellished with a Floral Arrangement) | Original Chromolithograph | c. 1885 | 19th Century Reward of Merit Card (Excellence) | ||
05.- | Post Card (Publisher: Misch & Co., Ltd., London, England), The Tenor's Top Note, The Bouquet | Original Mixed Media | c. 1913 | 19th Century Post Card (Theatrical) | ||
06.- | Post Card (Publisher: John Winsch, New York) All Thanksgiving Bounty Be Thine | Original Chromolithograph | 1911 | Early 20th Century Post Card (Celebration) |
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