The Collegiate No. 10 - Collier's March 23rd
The Collegiate No. 10 - Collier's March 23rd
$295.00
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An heirloom-quality reproduction of "Collier’s March Twenty-third" by Edward Penfield (1902).
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. 10 - Collier's March 23rd
German Etching Paper • 1" Ornate Magazine Frame
$295.00
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Designed by master illustrator Edward Penfield in 1902 as a magazine cover for Collier’s Weekly, this striking work showcases the artist’s signature bold outlines and Japanese-inspired woodblock aesthetic. Capturing a stylish gentleman walking his greyhounds against a wintry landscape, it exemplifies the turn-of-the-century "Golden Age of American Illustration," where everyday print media was elevated into high art to reflect the leisure and sporting sensibilities of modern upper-class life.
Style this vibrant vintage cover alongside classic equestrian prints, dark leather-bound book studies, or antique botanical sketches to build a sophisticated gallery wall with rich sporting heritage.
An heirloom-quality reproduction of "Collier’s March Twenty-third" by Edward Penfield (1902).
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: Heavyweight 100% Cotton German Etching Paper
Print Dimensions: 12.75" H x 8.15" W
Frame Finish: 1" Ornate Gold over Black
Outer Dimensions: Approximately 16.5" H x 12.5" W
Matting: Double Matting includes Base Mat in "Raven" and Top Mat in "Devonshire"
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.
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