Children Bobbing for Apples - Halloween Art Print Albert Einstein The intricate lace-like patterns surrounding

The intricate lace-like patterns surrounding the frames pay homage to the skilled lacework of the Moravian region

published in 1944

After formal training

Lathrop first appeared on the pages of a 1939 edition of Hans Christian Andersen’s beloved tale

Children Bobbing for Apples - Halloween Art Print Albert Einstein The intricate lace-like patterns surroundingWould you believe that this charming apple bobbing scene originated from a butter advertisement? Back in the 1920s, the Gridley Dairy Company of Wisconsin provided a card with every pound of butter purchased, along with a Butterkid Album filled with rhymes and poems for collecting these cards. This delightful image captures a slice of nostalgia when even butter packaging held the promise of fun and whimsy. Our prints are suitable for framing or can be