CLARA HARRIS ART
LINOCUTS
As Clara did wood carving and her husband Frederick created greetings cards as a commercial artist they worked together recognizing various holidays and events. The names and locations mentioned are included in Fred’s 1937- 1942 diary.
Original Linocuts
It was fashionable for artists in Clara Harris’ time to make linocuts that could be used not only to personalize their own greeting card messages but also for friends and commercial purposes. The linocuts you see here were designed by Clara’s husband Frederick W. Harris and are included as they were used by the couple. Some are titled on the back, have catalogue numbers and instructions of where to fold the paper and colours to be used.
Also included is an arrangement of seven greetings cards, some with their original linocuts, that were designed and used by Fred and Clara.
Greeting card made for Jack and May Leslie
by Fred Harris
A Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
from Fred & Clara Harris, Baby Point Aurora
Metal plate on wood
Wishing You A Merry Christmas
Fred & Clara Harris
Metal plate on wood
Greetings from Fred & Clara Harris
Metal plate on wood
Fred & Clara Harris
Metal plate on wood
May Your Christmas Ship Have a Full
Cargo of Joy. Fred & Clara Harris
Metal plate
With Seasons Greetings from
Frederick W. Harris
Metal Plate
Untitled
Greetings from Minerva Perry
(Relative of Clara’s)
Untitled
The Old Homestead
Print of The Old Homestead
Hauling Firewood
Print of Hauling Firewood
Buckhorn Road
Print of Buckhorn Road
He Carries A Packful from Denthaven To You
A Pack of Greetings from Fred’s
Prints of seven linocuts