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Parlor
Decoration
ome printed advertisements served
as decorative art in people’s homes. This calendar for
Osborne implements recalls The Barefoot Boy, a
popular print based on a John Greenleaf Whittier poem. The Barefoot Boy remained in print for at least
thirty years and spawned a whole sub-genre of prints
portraying romanticized scenes of rural childhood in
America.
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Color lithograph, 1913
Unknown printer for International
Harvester Co.
(Chicago)
22" x 13.5"
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