Autumn in New England: Cider Making in 1866 Art Print - Currier & Ives

This Autumn in New England: Cider Making restored photo print depicts a rural harvest scene from 1866, with horses, oxen, farm buildings, and workers gathered beneath a broad tree. The Currier & Ives image recalls the seasonal tradition of turning New England’s apple crop into cider. Carefully retouched to bring out the scene’s fine detail and gentle tonal contrasts, this GleeBeeCo reproduction makes inviting wall art for a kitchen, farmhouse, or living room. It is printed on heavyweight satin luster photo paper for a smooth photographic finish. Available in 5×7", 8×8", 8×10", 9×12", 11×14", 12×16", and 13×19" print sizes, a strong fit for study decor.