? The Girl in Flowerland? by Elsa Beskow
The Girl in the Land of Flowers is a graphic sheet created in a numbered edition exclusively for NOA Gallery. The motif is taken from the book The Year's Tale, one of Elsa Beskow's classic picture books that also contains a playful learning. Over the years, many children have had the rhyming verses about the months and the changing seasons read to them. 'January begins the year, February comes next, March, April have bud in their hair. May and June bloom most. July, August and September are rich and glorious, but October and November and December are grey."
Graphic sheet in a numbered edition, comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by Dag Beskow.
The Girl in the Land of Flowers is a graphic sheet created on age-resistant acid-free paper and is available in an edition of 200 numbered copies, all supplemented with a certificate of authenticity signed by Dag Beskow and embossed with Elsa Beskow's initials. The artwork is sold complete with the graphic sheet mounted floating and mounted in a white frame with white passe-partout to create a complete artwork, just to hang on the wall.
The complete artwork measures 37 x 40 cm.
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