Emil Flohri Chinese Children Antique Color Print c. 1910s-20s Chinatown Festival Street Scene Signed Wall Art Decor 🖼️ gift_for_railfan Food history and culinary heritage

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Emil Flohri Chinese Children Antique Color Print c. 1910s-20s Chinatown Festival Street Scene Signed Wall Art Decor 🖼️ gift_for_railfan Food history and culinary heritageTwo Children, One Festival Morning, Signed FLOHRI Every so often a picture crosses our table that is quietly, effortlessly captivating the kind you keep glancing back at while you work. This is one of them: a warm, richly colored American art print of two children dressed for a festival, standing together on a sunlit Chinatown street. And down in the lower right, worked directly into the artwork, is a name that turns a charming decorator print into a