Frederick Warne

The Cow (The Little People's Favourite Album)

Frederick Warne's original chromolithgraph, The Cow is printed upon nineteenth century wove paper and with full margins as published by Frederick Warne & Company, London in 1884 for The Little People's Favourite Album (Animal Pictures) The Cow, is is a fine, original example of British Victorian era animal art of the 19th century.

The Cow (The Little People's Favourite Album)

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Frederick Warne & Company, London
#	Title & Publisher & Printer	Medium	Date	Publisher	Source	-
01-	The Cow by Frederick Warne	Original Chromolithograph	1884	Frederick Warne & Company, London	The Little People's Favourite Album (Animal Pictures)	Sold
02-	The Goat by Frederick Warne	Original Chromolithograph	1884	Frederick Warne & Company, London	The Little People's Favourite Album (Animal Pictures)	Sold
03.-	The Sheep by Frederick Warne	Original Chromolithograph	1884	Frederick Warne & Company, London	The Little People's Favourite Album (Animal Pictures)	Sold

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Title:	The Cow (The Little People's Favourite Album)
Printer:	Warne, Frederick (London, 1825 - 1901)
Date:	1884
Medium:	Original Chromolithograph
Publisher:	Frederick Warne & Company, London
Source:	The Little People's Favourite Album (Animal Pictures)
Note:	This original chromolithograph entitled, The Cow was initially created for a publication entitled,The Little People's Favourite Album (Animal Pictures), published in 1884. The publisher, Frederick Warne, was a leading British color printer of art and books directed primarily for children. Victorian era artists who were commissioned by Warne included such luminaries as Kate Greenaway and Walter Crane. Frederick Warne’s skills as a color printer were of the highest rank, as one can easily discern from this fine example.
	The exacting art of color printing from lithographic stones originated in Europe during the middle 1830’s. These color prints revolutionized methods of artistic printing, with images ranging from animal studies to botanical and fashion plates and poster sized advertisements. Chromolithography was particularly beneficial to natural history artists in that the medium was most capable of capturing the myriad of fine shades and tones found within animal and plant life.
	Printing techniques reached their height of subtlety at the time this original chromolithograph was created. Unfortunately, the much cheaper advances of photomechanical process sounded the death knell for the chromolilthograph in the early twentieth century. Yet, as one can see by this original example, depicting a cow, this medium was without equal in its detailing and in its deep and rich oil based colorations.
Size:	11 1/2 X 8 1/2 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Condition:	Printed upon nineteenth century wove paper and with full margins as published in London in 1884. This beautifully printed chromolithograph entitled, The Cow, is in excellent condition throughout and represents a prime, original example of Victorian era art.
Price:	Sold - The price is no longer available.
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