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[A folded trade card depicting the nursery rhyme 'hush-a-bye baby'; the front of the card shows the baby cradle in the tree, the open card depicts the cradle falling from the tree and a woman attempting to catch it.]
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Image ID: 487892

[A folded trade card depicting the nursery rhyme 'hush-a-bye baby'; the front of the card shows the baby cradle in the t... ([c1876-90])

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:  [A folded trade card depicting the nursery rhyme 'hush-a-bye baby'; the front of the card shows the baby cradle in the tree, the open card depicts the cradle falling from the tree and a woman attempting to catch it.]

Medium

: Chromolithographs

Specific Material Type

: Prints

Item/Page/Plate

: 6

Source

: Publisher's proofs of the publications of L. Prang & Co., and scrapbooks of colored advertising cards, published by L. Prang & Co. and other firms. / Scrapbooks of colored advertising cards in English and French : volume 2.

Location

: Stephen A. Schwarzman Building / Print Collection, Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs

Catalog Call Number

: MEYK+

Digital ID

: 487892

Record ID

: 303740

Digital Item Published

: 2-20-2004; updated 7-11-2008

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