1920's Marygold Tsanya "MOTHER’S LOVE" Art Deco Print w/ museum glass

$ 92.4

Production Technique: Lithography Type: Print Country of Origin: France Subject: mother Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Theme: Love, Art Time Period Produced: 1900-1924 Year of Production: 1920 Framing: Framed Artist: marion crowe Period: Art Deco (1920-1940) Style: Art Deco Unit of Sale: Single Piece

Description

1920's Marygold Tsanya "MOTHER’S LOVE" Art Deco Print w/ museum glass. If you’re familiar with Marygold/Tsanya lithographs, you’ll know how exceptionally rare these prints are—especially examples that have already been properly preserved. This original lithograph has been professionally preserved by an art framing company and is housed with museum-grade glass, protecting it from harmful UV rays and helping prevent further fading over time. It also features archival, fade-resistant backing to ensure long-term preservation. As shown in the photos, there is a small imperfection consistent with age—I’ve pointed it out clearly for full transparency. This piece is over 100 years old and comes from my personal collection. If you’re familiar with Marygold/Tsanya lithographs, you’ll know how exceptionally rare these prints are—especially examples that have already been properly preserved. Many surviving pieces from this era have suffered significant fading due to being stored in acidic backing and standard glass without UV protection. This lithograph has been thoughtfully conserved to help maintain its beauty for generations to come. Marion Crowe was an Art Deco–era artist known for her enchanting, fantasy-driven compositions—often featuring ethereal figures, whimsical characters, and dreamlike scenes. She also worked under the pseudonyms Marygold and Tsanya , names that appear on select works. Original lithographs by Crowe are exceptionally rare, both due to the delicate nature of the medium and the limited production methods of early lithographic printing, making surviving examples increasingly difficult to find. This is a unique opportunity to own a beautifully preserved piece of early 20th-century Art Deco fantasy artwork—ready to display and enjoy.