Sizing Information
Small
8.0" x 11.1"
Medium
12.0" x 16.6"
Large
16.0" x 22.2"
Note: Image size. Matboard and frame increase size of final product
Features
- Custom-made box or flat frame styles
- High-quality timber frame finishes to suit your decor
- Premium Perspex - clearer and lighter than glass
- Exhibition quality box or flat frame styles
- Reviews
Apparel
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Unisex T-Shirt -
Women's T-Shirt -
Lightweight Hoodie -
Hoodie (Pullover) -
Classic T-Shirt -
Tri-blend T-Shirt -
Women's Fitted Scoop T-Shirt -
Women's Fitted V-Neck T-Shirt -
Women's Relaxed Fit T-Shirt -
Lightweight Sweatshirt
Wall Art
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Poster -
Canvas Print -
Photographic Print -
Art Print -
Framed Print -
Metal Print
Home Decor
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Throw Pillow
Bags
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Tote Bag
Stationery
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Greeting Card -
Spiral Notebook
Artist's Description
On Peace Day, July 19th, 1919 my grandfather was presented with a book containing this cartoon by the orphanage he had entered in 1916, just one month short of his seventh birthday.
The Cartoon – My Hammock, And How I Got Into It – is by Carl Hentschel, 1864 – 1930 who was a friend of Jerome K. Jerome and inspired the character of Harris in the book ‘Three Men in a Boat.’
Copyright notice: The original print is public domain but this image is © Karon Lorraine McBride 2016. All rights reserved.
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