In the 1890s, the American illustrator, Charles Dana Gibson, took pen and ink and drew pretty, poised patrician girls who soon became known as the Gibon Girls. Some people call these prints as having a droll humor. This particular print is uncaptioned, and shows a Gibson girl having drinks, perhaps with a suitor. I did not open the back of the frame as handmade but based on research this is from a book of Gibson's work printed in 1907. It has been cut and framed as the original book had a large area around the print and measured 15 x 10 based on research. Size: Frame 11 wide by 9 tall - 7/8 inch thick - visible area is 9.5 wide by 7.5 tall. Condition: Very Good This Item is brought to you by Kansas Estate and Auction Rescues “Ensuring old things remain appreciated and telling their stories” .... Since 2024 Please closely look at the photos, this is the item you are purchasing. I try my best to capture all the characteristics of my vintage items. Colors may be slightly off due to individual monitor displays. If you'd like more photos or information, please send me a message, I am happy to help and want to ensure you are confident in your purchase. Please let me know if you have any questions about this item. Keywords: Charles Dana Gibson, Gibson Girls, Gibson print, Victorian-era artwork, Black and white sketch, Vintage framed art, Period attire illustration, Detailed Victorian scene, Antique prints,