The New York Recorder by Scotson-Clark Canvas Print

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The New York Recorder by Scotson-Clark Canvas Print'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of deep red. This is a faithful reproduction of G. F. Scotson Clark's 1895 poster for The New York Recorder a woman in a sweeping red dress cycling past bare winter trees on a deep blue ground. Hang it in a study, hallway or breakfast nook and the wall picks up real personality: a bit of late Victorian swagger, a bit of bicycle era optimism. It plays well with dark timber, aged leather, brass and chalky cream

with enough air around the central forms that it never feels loud

Eyes drift up the tall trees

then quiet

Stretched on a wooden frame and ready to hang

Where to hang it: hallways and entryways are the obvious win

A red and cream rooster stands proud among peonies and tangled branches

rattan baskets and a few houseplants

The room slows down around it — pattern

study or reading nook where people actually sit and look

Keep ceramics simple — sand

and the room picks up a quick shot of energy

Don't hang it next to a busy gallery wall of food prints — let this one carry the meal on its own