up for consideration is an extremely Rare original Watercolor Illustration Art
work promoting a Dog Show at Grand Central Palace in NY on March of 1916. The
piece without the frame measures standard 14.5 by 19.5 artist hardboard. This
may have been done as a poster or reduced to a smaller magazine advertisement or
hand bill. It is signed in the lower right. This piece is over the top as for
"Dog Show" memorabilia and it's historical significance can not be understated.
Anything in this Genre is literally unheard of other than photos and possibly a
trophy...or literature. This was a time when NY had just built the New Grand
Central Palace meaning a new and larger exhibition venue. Judges for events were
not recorded in the historical records and categories for showing and placement
were developing. Likewise Dog Shows in around that time had been going for a few
decades but records are and were rather scant. We do know that the Who's Who of
the day were involved in showing their dogs from all over the world in New York
during this time...period....in general posters are highly sought after
especially of events or designs by famous artists of particular interest. We
also know that the original artwork design for such posters and advertising
pieces in local and nationally syndicated magazines can bring hundreds of
thousands of dollars when the right artist produces the right piece during the
right time with the right exposure. The coloration of this piece is wonderful
with striking overall design. There are only one of these... Nobody gets tired
of man's best friend or the City the hosts such events.... NY is and was the
place. Provenance available to buyer only. We have been selling rare and highly
desirable items for decades. We have been around for almost 25 years and have a
proven track record here on Ebay. No rush no pressure just look and enjoy. If
you have any questions or something to share please message me...
Please note: I the owner of said item reserve the right and ownership of said
image. Any use or copy or reproduction of the image for any purpose without the
sole written permission of the owner is considered unlawful and copyright
infringement. Sale of the item transfers all rights to the new owner.
Best Regards,
John
JohnnyCrystal Est. 1987