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American Hunting Scenes A Good Chance Currier & Ives Vintage Deer Canoe Book Print

No. 260566

American Hunting Scenes A Good Chance Currier & Ives Vintage Deer Canoe Book Print

American Hunting Scenes A Good Chance Currier & Ives Vintage Deer Canoe Book Print. Item No. 260566. Size: 15 × 11.5 in. Weight: 1 oz. Condition: Pre-Owned, Sold As-Is. Available now for $8, in person at Booth #99, Bliss Market, 390 Roseville Square, Roseville CA, or online through Bliss Market.

$8

Available now

Order online and Bliss Market professionally packs and ships it — same day on orders in by 6pm PT, next day after that — or holds it for you to collect at the booth. Message me before you head over and I'll confirm it's still on the shelf.

Add a touch of timeless Americana to your decor with this striking vintage art print. This piece features a famous 19th-century masterpiece originally published by Currier & Ives, capturing a dramatic wilderness scene of hunters in a wooden canoe targeting a deer at the edge of a mountain lake.

The piece is a vintage book print carefully rescued from a vintage art publication. It has been neatly mounted onto a high-quality, sturdy off-white backing board. The print arrives beautifully presented, sealed in a protective clear sleeve, and is completely ready to frame or display.

Item Specifics

Artist/Publisher: Currier & Ives (After Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait)

Subject: American Hunting Scenes: "A Good Chance", Deer Hunting, Canoe, Wilderness, Lake Landscape

Format: Vintage book print, mounted on sturdy off-white board backing

Ready for Framing: Protected in a clear archival cellophane sleeve

Condition Details

Excellent vintage condition with vibrant color reproduction and sharp text details.

The print is securely attached to a clean, sturdy poster board backing.

  • StyleVintage Americana / Lithograph Reproduction
  • ConditionPre-Owned, Sold As-Is

See it in person

Booth #99 · Bliss Market

390 Roseville Square, Roseville CA

Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm