Untitled Valentine (Two Birds) by Mullord Brothers

Untitled Valentine (Two Birds) 1860s

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drawing, print, paper

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drawing

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naturalistic pattern

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print

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paper

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pattern background

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ethnic pattern

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england

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repetition of pattern

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vertical pattern

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water

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pattern repetition

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textile design

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imprinted textile

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layered pattern

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funky pattern

"Untitled Valentine (Two Birds)" is a delicate and intricate example of paper cutting, also known as Scherenschnitte. Created by the Mullord Brothers in the 1860s, this Valentine's Day card features two white birds, one perched within a circle of foliage and the other surrounded by a swirling floral design. The intricate patterns and vibrant colors of the card, which include pink, green, and blue, create a romantic and whimsical feel. Now held in the Art Institute of Chicago, this miniature work demonstrates the artistic skill and craftsmanship of the Mullord Brothers.

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