Bohemia" 1896 Amlico Publishing Photographic Copy of the original 127 year old chromolithograph still life of musical instruments. 

This is an exact copy of the original poster, we didn't fix any of the tears or damage, we did work with the image to get it to the 18x24 inches size...give or take.  If you notice the white borders are not the same size on either side, we chose to leave it like that instead of losing any of the poster image, if you frame or mat it, you'll be able to adjust the borders even to the point of eliminating the white aspect. 

At the Library of Congress to see the actual 127 year old poster they say this, "Served only by appointment because the material requires special handling." 

Library of Congress speak telling you it is extremely fragile and could fall apart easily...it is not on display for that reason.  Please look carefully at the photos, the poster is true to the original in every detail. 

We ship it FREE to you rolled up in a sturdy tube with the image wrapped in acid free archival paper...not that it needs it is a poster. but that's how we ship all our photographs or posters. 

The Library of Congress ask that we give them credit:  "(ca. 1896) Bohemia., ca. 1896. New York: Amlico Pub. Co. [Photograph] Retrieved from the Library of Congress. 

We plumb the depths of the Library of Congress looking NOT for the most popular images, but for the rare seldom seen images deep within the system.  Our search is limited to posters/advertising/trademark filings from the mid-to late 1700's and all of the 1800's.  If you are looking for something special within those guidelines send us a message and we will research, it and try and find it for you within the LOC. 

Thank You, 

Don & Barb…Boomer Too

This is a rarely seen image, it is over 120 years old and is in such fragile state that according to the Library of Congress there is an “Access Advisory” which means “Served only by appointment because the material requires special handling.” 

That’s government speak for it could fall apart if you don’t handle it right…no touching just looking. 

The reprint is 18 x 24 inches and is an exact rendering of the original poster flaws included. Images in frames are not to scale.

The Library of Congress asks that we cite them for this print and so we always honor that request.  Here it is ca. 1896) Purple Hues and Blushes Rare., ca. 1896. [United States: publisher not transcribed] [Photograph] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2018695914/. 

The poster ships FREE within the United States in a tube, we do provide on the site information on how to get the roll out of the poster without damaging the artwork. 

Thank You For Looking, 

Don & Barb & Boomer Too… (our Shih Tzu)