Zinnias and Larkspur by Mary and Nelson Grofe | 1940s Vintage Lithograph | Still Life Floral Wall Art

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Zinnias and Larkspur by Mary and Nelson Grofe, mint condition vintage still life lithograph printed in the 1940s - Offset Lithograph - Pink Flamingos
Zinnias and Larkspur by Mary and Nelson Grofe, mint condition vintage still life lithograph printed in the 1940s - Offset Lithograph - Pink Flamingos
  • Zinnias and Larkspur by Mary and Nelson Grofe, mint condition vintage still life lithograph printed in the 1940s - Offset Lithograph - Pink Flamingos
  • Zinnias and Larkspur by Mary and Nelson Grofe, mint condition vintage still life lithograph printed in the 1940s - Offset Lithograph - Pink Flamingos
Zinnias and Larkspur by Mary and Nelson Grofe, mint condition vintage still life lithograph printed in the 1940s - Offset Lithograph - Pink Flamingos
Zinnias and Larkspur by Mary and Nelson Grofe, mint condition vintage still life lithograph printed in the 1940s - Offset Lithograph - Pink Flamingos

Description

Zinnias and Larkspur | Vivid Mid-Century Bloom

Bring home a bold splash of mid-century color with Zinnias and Larkspur by Mary and Nelson Grofe. This offset lithograph, originally printed in the 1940s, features rich zinnias and delicate larkspur blossoms set against a deep cobalt blue background — a striking contrast that feels as fresh today as it did decades ago.

Known for their painterly detail and saturated color, the Grofes’ floral still lifes brighten any wall with timeless charm. This piece comes from our carefully preserved “new vintage” stock: original mid-century prints that have never been framed, sold, or displayed.

  • Size: 19 × 20 inches
  • Medium: Offset lithograph on heavyweight watermarked “Georgian” paper
  • Condition: Mint — uncirculated, colors remain vibrant
  • Includes: Artist background and care sheet with handling tips
  • Availability: Limited archived stock

Pair It Perfectly

Pair Zinnias and Larkspur with its companion piece, Roses and Larkspur, for a stunning vintage floral duo. Together, these prints balance bold cobalt with warm florals and dramatic black, creating a vivid statement wall that stays fresh forever.

Side-by-side framed vintage floral lithographs by Mary and Nelson Grofe, Zinnias and Larkspur and Roses and Larkspur, styled above a mid-century console on a navy wall.

Production Details

Mary and Nelson Grofe, 1940s by Ketterlinus

Description

Zinnias and Larkspur | Vivid Mid-Century Bloom

Bring home a bold splash of mid-century color with Zinnias and Larkspur by Mary and Nelson Grofe. This offset lithograph, originally printed in the 1940s, features rich zinnias and delicate larkspur blossoms set against a deep cobalt blue background — a striking contrast that feels as fresh today as it did decades ago.

Known for their painterly detail and saturated color, the Grofes’ floral still lifes brighten any wall with timeless charm. This piece comes from our carefully preserved “new vintage” stock: original mid-century prints that have never been framed, sold, or displayed.

  • Size: 19 × 20 inches
  • Medium: Offset lithograph on heavyweight watermarked “Georgian” paper
  • Condition: Mint — uncirculated, colors remain vibrant
  • Includes: Artist background and care sheet with handling tips
  • Availability: Limited archived stock

Pair It Perfectly

Pair Zinnias and Larkspur with its companion piece, Roses and Larkspur, for a stunning vintage floral duo. Together, these prints balance bold cobalt with warm florals and dramatic black, creating a vivid statement wall that stays fresh forever.

Side-by-side framed vintage floral lithographs by Mary and Nelson Grofe, Zinnias and Larkspur and Roses and Larkspur, styled above a mid-century console on a navy wall.

Production Details

Mary and Nelson Grofe, 1940s by Ketterlinus

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