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Framed prints became increasingly popular in the late 19th century as a way to bring art and decorative scenes into the home. These prints often reproduced popular paintings or created original scenes in various styles, from pastoral landscapes to mythological narratives. The frames themselves were also significant, often featuring ornate designs in materials like wood, brass, or bronze, reflecting the prevailing aesthetic tastes of the era. Le Blond & Co. was a notable publisher of prints in London during the 19th century, known for their “chromoxylograph” process, which allowed for the reproduction of woodcut-style prints with a painterly effect. These prints were often decorative and aimed at a broad audience, making them common decorative items in Victorian and Edwardian homes.
Set of 2 vintage brass picture frames with floral paintings. Hand painted floral by a local Australian artist Shirley Willcock as seen on the photos. The pictures are signed as well. Could not find any other information on the artist. Sold as is. One photo was generated by AI for a decoration idea.
Very good condition. See photos. I have not tried to take the existing photos out of the frames, not really sure if they were made to be removed. These are old and were part of a local estate sale where the familsaid they’ve been hanging for the last 40+ years. Felt backs, made in Italy stamped on the backside by the wall hanging hook. The glass is in great shape and has a slight rounding vs flat. Thank you for looking!