The Apple Blossom Fairy Pre-made Frame by Cicely Barker at Art.com

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The Apple Blossom Fairy

Framed Print

by Cicely Barker
item #: 11716600A

14" x 18"

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Your print will be custom framed with our contemporary 1.25" wide Ansley Cherry wood frame in a cherry stain finish. A durable overlay of premium acrylic glazing creates a crystal clear display of your print and protects it from damage. We're so confident you'll love your framed art, it's 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

This fine art print is created using high-quality paper and printing to produce a vivid and detailed reproduction.

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About the Artwork

In her timeless and beloved artworks, Cicely Mary Barker (1895 – 1973) painted flowers blossoming with delightful fairy children. Strongly influenced by the pre-Raphaelites, Barker crafted enchanting watercolors of butterfly-winged fairies whose clothing and character represented the flora of each artwork. Relatives and children from the kindergarten run by her sister inspired her fairies. In addition, Barker’s flowers were painted with meticulous botanical accuracy; if she could not find a desired genus, the staff of London’s Kew Gardens would bring her a live specimen. Barker published a series of acclaimed “Flower Fairy” books containing images of innocence and joy that still resonate today.