The New York Recorder by Scotson-Clark Art Print water-themed works linen bedding and a houseplant

linen bedding and a houseplant or two

painterly scene of people wandering through a field of dusty red blossom

instantly making any space feel more joyful and alive

or on a narrow stretch between cabinets and doorways

Don't crowd it with other busy scenes — one strong view is enough

The New York Recorder by Scotson-Clark Art Print water-themed works linen bedding and a houseplant'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of deep red. This is a faithful reproduction of G. F. Scotson Clark's 1895 poster for The New York Recorder a woman in a sweeping red dress cycling past bare winter trees on a deep blue ground. Hang it in a study, hallway or breakfast nook and the wall picks up real personality: a bit of late Victorian swagger, a bit of bicycle era optimism. It plays well with dark timber, aged leather, brass and chalky cream