Wedding Art Nouveau Silver Apples MacDonald 1912 Poster by MagnoliaVintage
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A collection of designs that I have made for my shop, Magnolia Vintage, on zazzle.com. These include cards and gifts for your home and personal pleasure. Now and then something sentimental or vintage. Well, just whatever catches my eye. Welcome and enjoy.
Showing posts with label Art Nouveau. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art Nouveau. Show all posts
Sunday, January 24, 2016
Sold - Art Nouveau Wedding art print
Beautiful unique vintage Art Nouveau wedding art. "Silver Apples of the Moon" 1912, by artist Margaret MacDonald 1865-1933. Thank you for your purchase. Enjoy.
Wedding Art Nouveau Silver Apples MacDonald 1912 Poster by MagnoliaVintage
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Wedding Art Nouveau Silver Apples MacDonald 1912 Poster by MagnoliaVintage
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Monday, January 18, 2016
Vintage Valentines Cards circa 1908 - 1910
Here is a selection of vintage Valentine's Day greetings cards.
The first two are cute girls mailing their Valentines, circa 1908.
Vintage Valentine ~ Girl Mailing Her Valentine Greeting Card by MagnoliaVintage
Artist signed, circa 1908. The "Sunbonnet" girl was by Bernhardt Wall.
Vintage Valentine ~ Cute Girl Mailing Her Valentin Greeting Card by MagnoliaVintage
Artist signed, circa 1908. Katharine Gassaway was know for her adorable children.
She is "Sending her love by mail."
Valentine Art Nouveau Pink Red Hearts & Flowers Greeting Card by MagnoliaVintage
Unique Art Nouveau Valentine featuring blond girl with pink and red hearts, as well as pink Chrysanthemums.
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Vintage Valentine Schmucker Girl Gold Butterfly Greeting Card by MagnoliaVintage
Vintage Valentine design by artist and illustrator Samuel L. Schmucker ca. 1910. Known as "The Schmucker Girl" inspired by his wife, Katharine Rice.
Vintage Valentine Red Schmucker carry your heart Greeting Card by MagnoliaVintage
Another beautiful design by Samuel Schmucker, circa 1910.
The first two are cute girls mailing their Valentines, circa 1908.
Vintage Valentine ~ Girl Mailing Her Valentine Greeting Card by MagnoliaVintage
Artist signed, circa 1908. The "Sunbonnet" girl was by Bernhardt Wall.
Vintage Valentine ~ Cute Girl Mailing Her Valentin Greeting Card by MagnoliaVintage
Artist signed, circa 1908. Katharine Gassaway was know for her adorable children.
She is "Sending her love by mail."
Next are beautiful Art Nouveau.
Valentine Art Nouveau Pink Red Hearts & Flowers Greeting Card by MagnoliaVintage
Unique Art Nouveau Valentine featuring blond girl with pink and red hearts, as well as pink Chrysanthemums.
Check out Valentine Cards online at zazzle
Vintage Valentine Schmucker Girl Gold Butterfly Greeting Card by MagnoliaVintage
Vintage Valentine design by artist and illustrator Samuel L. Schmucker ca. 1910. Known as "The Schmucker Girl" inspired by his wife, Katharine Rice.
Vintage Valentine Red Schmucker carry your heart Greeting Card by MagnoliaVintage
Another beautiful design by Samuel Schmucker, circa 1910.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Art Nouveau - Precious Stones by Mucha - Sold
Alphonse Mucha renowned Art Nouveau Artist:
The following two designs are from from his series "The Precious Stones" 1900. The series included four designs: Amethyst, Emerald, Ruby and Topaz. I have included the birth months that are represented by these gemstones. Amethyst - February; Emerald - May; Ruby - July; and Topaz - November. I have added a background in rich tones to compliment the art work. Perfect for someone special. Enjoy.
The Speckcase and the greeting card show below were recently sold at my Zazzle shop - MagnoliaVintage Cards and Gifts. Actually, the "Emerald" card has been purchased by two different customers in the UK. The "Ruby" Speckcase is on it's was to someone in the US.
I have always found Mucha's designs to be simply beautiful. Rich colors and attention to the details of the women he portrays. Mucha often used the circle or wreath as a background feature.
Many thanks to my customers.
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The following two designs are from from his series "The Precious Stones" 1900. The series included four designs: Amethyst, Emerald, Ruby and Topaz. I have included the birth months that are represented by these gemstones. Amethyst - February; Emerald - May; Ruby - July; and Topaz - November. I have added a background in rich tones to compliment the art work. Perfect for someone special. Enjoy.
The Speckcase and the greeting card show below were recently sold at my Zazzle shop - MagnoliaVintage Cards and Gifts. Actually, the "Emerald" card has been purchased by two different customers in the UK. The "Ruby" Speckcase is on it's was to someone in the US.
I have always found Mucha's designs to be simply beautiful. Rich colors and attention to the details of the women he portrays. Mucha often used the circle or wreath as a background feature.
Many thanks to my customers.
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