Joseph Arthur 'The Still Alarm' Framed Print

895.00 USD

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Description

A vibrant lithograph of "The Still Alarm" by Joseph Arthur captures attention with its dynamic depiction of a horse-drawn fire engine racing through the streets. The colors remain vivid, showcasing minimal fading, which is remarkable considering the print's age. The scene is alive with movement and energy, reflecting the urgency and drama typical of Arthur's theatrical works. Encased in a wooden frame, the piece measures 31 inches in width and 42.5 inches in height. The frame, constructed from a medium-toned wood, exhibits a gentle patina with minor scuffs and scratches that add to its vintage charm. The grain is subtly visible, lending a sense of authenticity and warmth to the overall presentation. The glass is clear, offering unobstructed visibility of the artwork beneath. The condition is very good, with the lithograph and frame both well-preserved, making it ready for immediate display. This piece not only serves as a testament to early theatrical advertising but also as a decorative art piece with historical significance.

Details

Condition

Very Good

Condition notes

The lithograph shows vibrant colors with minimal fading, consistent with age. The wooden frame has minor scuffs and scratches, typical for its vintage nature. Overall, the piece is well-preserved and ready for display.

Period

Late 19th Century

Style

Victorian

Materials

Wood, Glass, Paper

Dimensions

Width 31 inches × Depth 0.75 inches × Height 42.5 inches

Item number

SP0826-OW-304241

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