Etsy - FairyandFablePrints Sidney H Sime - The Apocalypse | Ii, 1-7 Posters & Greeting Cards From The Golden Age Of Illustration For All Ages
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'The Apocalypse (II, 1-7)' is a wonderful illustration by Sidney H Sime (one of the artists associated with the Golden Age of Illustration). Sime (1867-1941) was born into poverty in Manchester & worked his way through a variety of jobs before he entered the Liverpool School of Art. While studying at that School, he won the South Kensington Medal. He established a reputation for fantastic illustrations through contributions to Pick-Me-Up, The Idler & the Pall Mall Gazette. After he received an inheritance, Sime even purchased The Idler, but the investment was to prove unsuccessful, with the magazine closing within two years. in 1905, Sime was approached by Lord Dunsany to illustrate The Gods of Pegna (1905) & his subsequent contributions to Dunsany's work marked the beginning of a long association between author & illustrator. It also marked a significant development in Sime's career & burgeoning reputation as a fantasy artist. This illustration is available on posters in various sizing options, which each option showing extraordinary detail (an example is shown an attached image here) & all are perfect for framing (and example of the poster framed is also shown [frames & framing costs are the responsibility of the buyer in addition to being available on C6 Greeting Cards (with envelopes). Our posters & cards are produced on acid-free stock with archival inks. Delivery is through insured & tracked services provided by Australia Post. Sidney H Sime - The Apocalypse | Ii, 1-7 Posters & Greeting Cards From The Golden Age Of Illustration For All Ages
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