1930s Framed Prints of Little Girls. Song of the Bluebird, Zula Kenyon and Song of the Lark, Florence Lindsey. Measures 10 3/4" by 8 3/4" in frame. Very good condition.
This pair of framed prints from the 1930s represents the idealized, sentimental portraiture that defined early 20th-century home decor. The collection features two of the most recognized works of the era: "Song of the Bluebird" by Zula Kenyon and "Song of the Lark" by Florence Lindsey. These artists were celebrated for their "theatrical" use of soft light and romanticized depictions of childhood, often distributed as high-quality calendar art or framed gallery prints during the interwar period.
Both pieces are in very good vintage condition, housed in their original 10.75-by-8.34-inch frames. The colors remain remarkably well-preserved, showcasing the delicate pastel tones characteristic of 1930s lithography. The frames themselves show a grounded patina of age, with minor surface character that enhances their authentic historical appeal. These prints offer a serene and nostalgic aesthetic, making them an excellent choice for a traditional nursery, a gallery wall of period art, or a collection of mid-century Americana. Their matching size and complementary themes make them a cohesive pair for symmetrical display.
This set is vintage, over 60 years old.
