‘Mother’s bread’ pure as mother made it
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‘Mother’s bread’ pure as mother made it, Gray Litho. Co (1900-1910), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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A chromolithographic advertising poster shows a smiling woman in a red bodice and white apron lifting a golden loaf of bread from a pan in a turn-of-the-century kitchen. A blue cast-iron stove marked No. 8 sits beside her, with more loaves cooling on a shelf and pots hanging on the wall. The printed text reads "Mother's Bread" and "Pure as Mother Made It," with the maker named as J.A. Dahn & Son, Brooklyn; the work is attributed to Gray Litho. Co and dated 1900-1910.
