Embroidered Carpet Detail, Early American Metropolitan Museum Cards or Framed Miniature
Embroidered Carpet Detail, Early American Metropolitan Museum Cards or Framed Miniature
Embroidered Wool Carpet Detail by Zeruah Caswell, American 1832 Fine Art Postcard, Notecard or Framed Miniature Print Unique old print printed 80-100 years ago in the collotype printing process (see below) by Arthur Jaffe New York for Metropolitan Museum of Art. Available as a postcard or as a notecard with image hand matted and mounted onto heavy fine card stock with matching envelope or as a framed miniature print in gold leaf wood frame, Made in USA. Collectable, limited quantities
Style M769
Postcard 3 1/2 x 5
Notecard 5 x 7
Framed 6 x 8
Collotype Fine Art Prints . . . unique, old, limited and collectable
Collotype printing is a 19th century printing process that is considered the finest technique for the reproduction of fine art. Great color saturation is a striking feature of collotypes; however, because of the relatively long time it takes to produce a collotype print and the expense of the process, the craft has slipped into obscurity.
These fine art collotype cards were produced many years ago by either Max Jaffe in Vienna or Arthur Jaffe in New York and are limited.