Vintage Herbert Dubler "Helping Herself" Framed Print. Measures 13" by 10". Very good condition. Some scrapes on wood frame.
Add a touch of storybook charm to your walls with this authentic Vintage Herbert Dubler "Helping Herself" Framed Print. Measuring 13 inches by 10 inches, this piece is a classic example of "Dubler art," which rose to popularity in the 1940s when Dr. Herbert Dubler’s New York company, Herbert Dubler Inc., began producing endearing childhood scenes to fill the market gap during World War II. The illustration features a sweet, wide-eyed girl with blue bows in her hair, caught in the act of sneaking a treat from a large blue cookie jar.
Housed in a wood frame, this print showcases the soft, pastel color palette and gentle aesthetic characteristic of mid-century children's illustrations. Herbert Dubler's work is often associated with the style of Berta Hummel, as his company held many of the early distribution rights for her work in the United States, making these prints highly collectible for those who appreciate folk-art-inspired nursery decor. This piece is a wonderful choice for a vintage-inspired nursery, a kitchen accent, or a thoughtful gift for a collector of mid-century ephemera. While the print is in very good condition, please note there are some scrapes on the wood frame consistent with its history.
This item is vintage, over 20 years old. While it appears to be in very good condition, there is the possibility I may have missed a minor detail. In the unlikely event I missed a major flaw I would reach out prior to sending it.
