Black and white drawing on old paper with torn edges. The drawing depicts Christmas scenes. At the top in an arc are the words "A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year". The drawing is divided into sections. A central circular scene depicts a man on a throne-like chair flanked by a woman and a man. Several oval scenes are around the central scene. The lower half depicts people socializing and dancing. The top left oval scene depicts a horse-drawn sleigh on a city street marked "5th Avenue". The top right oval scene depicts a horse-drawn sleigh on snowy ground next to a barn. The drawing has decorative holly border. The top right reads "Harper's Weekly". The artist's last name is in the bottom right.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 1218 × 893 px
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