Description
Tea? 1920s is from the Tea? series. It depicts the tradition of enjoying a cup of tea and biscuits with a friend and sitting down together for a conversation to catch up with each other's news. This can be an important emotional support system and is an invaluable part of our culture.
The 1920s This decade marked the transition from Art Nouveau to Art Deco, introducing geometric design elements into patterns.
A perfect example is a pulled-thread cotton tablecloth with intricate geometric and leaf shapes, which I inherited from my grandmother. _
The tea service from this period, designed by Standard China, England, showcases geometric and floral design elements.
Many of the props I use come from my collection and reflect my English heritage. The biscuits I chose for the 1920s are Jaffa cakes and Anzac biscuits. Jaffa cakes are still around and a family favourite which evoke fond memories of my early adulthood in England.
Owning a 'Julie Cane' enables you to enjoy something you love forever, and to experience the highest quality, collectable fine art enriching your home. My art is featured in many collections, including England, USA and Australia. This piece would make a great investment for your home or office.
46 x82 cm
oil painting on linen,
signed on the front
Certificate of authenticity
32mm deep with wrap-around painted edges
Stretched with D-rings and cord for hanging
felt pads to protect your wall
Domestic delivery options
Free pick up by arrangement with Julie Cane Fine Art,
Free local delivery around Brisbane
Free domestic shipping within Australia
Please email julie@juliecane.com to arrange domestic delivery.
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