Antique Framed Hallen & Weiner Chromolithograph Landscape c. 1890 - Wavy Glass
Late-Victorian Landscape Chromolithograph Published by Hallen & Weiner, New York (c. 1885-1890s) Catalog/Inventory Number: 151 An exceptional piece of turn-of-the-century Americana decor. This authentic antique chromolithograph features a beautifully romanticized landscape depicting a river, a striking cluster of trees in the foreground, and a classic traditional windmill underneath a soft sky. This piece is completely intact, un-trimmed, and retains its original historical presentation, making it a spectacular find for collectors of 19th-century American printing and Victorian parlour decor. Key Features & Collector Details: Fully Marked Margin: The lower border clearly displays the original publisher imprint: "Published by Hallen & Weiner, N.Y." along with the sequential catalog inventory number 151 printed next to it. Original Rolled Wavy Glass: Features its original 19th-century machine-rolled glass. When viewed at an angle, the glass displays beautiful, authentic period ripples, distortions, and tiny structural seeds (trapped air bubbles)—physical proof that this artwork has sat undisturbed in its original shell for over 130 years. Premium Substantial Frame: Housed in its original, massive Victorian/Edwardian plaster-on-wood composition deep-cove frame. The molding is over 4 inches wide on each side, giving the piece a grand, luxurious presence on any wall. Dimensions: Print/Visible Image Size: 16" x 20" Total Exterior Frame Dimensions: 28.5" x 24.25" Condition Report: This antique piece is in beautiful, well-preserved condition for its age. The chromolithograph maintains solid color tones. The brittle, fragile plaster gesso frame has held up remarkably well over the last century. Please review the high-resolution photos closely to inspect the exact condition of the frame corners, backing, and print surface.
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