Trailing Arbutus, 1945 Kathleen Cassel Watercolor on Linen Print, Carnes Series

This beautiful Kathleen Cassel watercolor print on linen features the Trailing Arbutus ground laurel, or Epigaea repens, flowering shrub in a small portrait orientation. Produced in 1945 as part of Betty Carnes' nature Series 2: Wild Flowers prints, this piece showcases Cassel's realistic style in depicting the botanical beauty of flowers. Approved by the American Nature Association and published by Barton-Cotton, Inc. in Baltimore, MD.
The print measures 10 inches in height and 8 inches in width, and is sold as a single unframed piece.
The Trailing Arbutus print is a wonderful addition to any art collection, and is a fine example of Americana culture from the Baltimore, MD region. Its lithography production technique makes it a unique piece from the time period of 1925-1949. This print is sure to delight any floral enthusiast or art collector alike.