The Collegiate No. 01 - Taking a Flyer
The Collegiate No. 01 - Taking a Flyer
$245.00
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An heirloom-quality reproduction of "Taking a Flyer" by Fred Tolman (1909).
We curate our collections from open-access historical archives around the world. By bringing these public-domain masterpieces out of university vaults and museum storerooms, we strive to give historic fine art a second life on your walls through fine-art giclée printing and custom archival framing.
The Collegiate No. 01 - Taking a Flyer
Archival Pearl Metallic Paper • Manhattan Burl Wood Frame
$245.00
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Featuring an equestrian rider seamlessly clearing a fence mid-flight, this bold turn-of-the-century illustration celebrates the aristocratic leisure, agility, and high-society sporting culture of the Edwardian era.
Style this vibrant equestrian study alongside vintage fox-hunting prints, antique coaching illustrations, or classic collegiate stadium sketches to build a spirited, refined gallery wall with rich New England sporting heritage.
An heirloom-quality reproduction of "Taking a Flyer" by Fred Tolman (1909).
Hand-selected for our The Collegiate collection, this piece has been meticulously curated for a timeless home.
Arrives wall-ready with pre-installed hanging hardware included.
Paper: Archival Pearl Metallic Luster Fine Art Paper
Print Dimensions: 12" H x 9" W
Frame Finish: 1.25" Manhattan Burl Wood
Outer Dimensions: Approximately 13.5" H x 10.5" W
Matting: None
Glazing: Framed without glass glazing, allowing the rich texture of the paper to interact softly with natural light.
We curate our collections from open-access historical archives around the world. By bringing these public-domain masterpieces out of university vaults and museum storerooms, we strive to give historic fine art a second life on your walls through fine-art giclée printing and custom archival framing.
Our mission lies in sharing masterpieces from forgotten artists - to cultural pieces of history. We value the cultural curation, digital restoration, and hand-finished framing to honor the artist's original work.
All sales are final. We do not accept returns or exchanges.
If your order arrives damaged, don't worry, we'll make it right! Simply reach out to us at info@thecommonplaceshop.com with photos of the damaged item within 48 hours of delivery.
Please allow 3-5 business days for your order to process with our printers, and an additional 5-7 days for shipping.
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