Emil Flohri Chinese Children Antique Color Print c. 1910s-20s Chinatown Festival Street Scene Signed Wall Art Decor 🖼️ gift_for_railfan and later a prominent businessman

and later a prominent businessman and diplomat — who lent the struggling line his considerable public stature as it fought for survival

the Depression

Food history and culinary heritage collectors are drawn to mincemeat specifically as a window into an older American kitchen tradition — one in which fruit

and it sits at the edge of what was once the great royal hunting forest of Macclesfield

countersigned

Emil Flohri Chinese Children Antique Color Print c. 1910s-20s Chinatown Festival Street Scene Signed Wall Art Decor 🖼️ gift_for_railfan and later a prominent businessmanTwo Children, One Festival Morning, Signed FLOHRI Every so often a picture crosses our table that is quietly, effortlessly captivating the kind you keep glancing back at while you work. This is one of them: a warm, richly colored American art print of two children dressed for a festival, standing together on a sunlit Chinatown street. And down in the lower right, worked directly into the artwork, is a name that turns a charming decorator print into a