Prints by Kurz & Allison
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[ Spanish American War | American Philippine War | Foreign Events | Views | Portraits | Other ]
The Chicago firm of Kurz & Allison is well known for its production of commemorative prints of American historical scenes. Founded in 1880, the firm's avowed purpose was to design "for large scale establishments of all kinds, and in originating and placing on the market artistic and fancy prints of the most elaborate workmanship." Elaborate they certainly were: the majority of their prints are bright and dramatic, with action throughout the image. Drawn in a broad, graphic style that developed from Kurz's background as a muralist, these prints have a striking appearance that makes them not only interesting historical images but also excellent decorative prints.
Except as noted, all prints are chromolithographs, were published in the year listed, are approximately 21" x 28", and in very good condition.
None currently available.
None currently available.
None currently available.
- Battle of Tippecanoe. November 7th 1811. 1889. $700
Spanish American War
American Philippine War
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None currently available.
Two tone lithograph.
- "The Lakes of Killarney." $375
Uncolored lithograph.
- "J.A. Garfield and Family." 1882. With knothole stains at Garfield's right shoulder, at back of his mother's chair and at bottom of Lincoln portrait on wall. Professionally conserved. $300
- "Captive to Love." $250
- "Saint Patrick." NA
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