1920's Art
Hi Everyone,
Sorry to all those people who have me on their watchlist. I have just finished adding 7 artworks to my portfolio. I know seven is quite a lot, especially if you have other people that you are watching.
The drawings are from a large collection that my Grandmother did in the 1920’s. She was quite talented and worked as a graphic artist. Those were the days…I have drawings that were done to advertise furniture of the day…didn’t take photos like they do now. Advertisements , artwork for stage shows etc were all drawn by hand.
It’s wonderful to look through and see the fashions of the day, and also their style of humour. She has left me a wonderful legacy that I will treasure forever.
Thank goodness for RedBubble because now I’m able to share this original work with others and I’m also able to have her work framed and hang it on my walls. The originals can go back into the archives where they can be kept safe for the next generation.
I have the ability to send copies of these as cards to family members and they can also share the work of this wonderful lady.
Vickie Fisher
I love your grandmother’s collection! She did leave a legacy and now you have the opportunity to share it with the world. That is a very nice tribute. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Lorraine Creagh
Thanks Vicki
yolanda
Your grandmother’s collection is great. She was really talented and you can add as many as you like as I enjoyed looking at them.
Lorraine Creagh
Thanks Yolanda. Trouble is that some a way to big to put on the scanner. Have to have them scanned elsewhere. :-)
Olivia Creagh
yeah… “next generation”
Lorraine Creagh
Thanks for the comments. My children are going to be able to keep these works for their children and so on…
Adriana Glackin
Thanks for sharing skeets, wouldn’t mind seeing more actually…soon… they are gorgeous.
Lorraine Creagh
Thanks Dabble