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WATERCOLOR VICTORIAN CHILDREN, 19th Century Childhood, Victorian

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This Digital Prints item by BrokenMoonStudioArt has 5 favorites from shoppers. Ships from United States. Listed on 29 Jan, 2024
Victorian children lived during the reign of Queen Victoria in the 19th century. Children during this era were often viewed as miniature adults and many were expected to work in factories or on farms to contribute to their families’ incomes. They had limited access to education and healthcare and many suffered from malnourishment and disease. Despite these hardships, Victorian children also engaged in play and imagination with toys and games such as dolls, marbles, and hopscotch. They wore clothing that was often restrictive and uncomfortable with boys in knee-length pants and girls in long dresses with tight corsets. Within minutes you can purchase and download artwork that is affordable and offers a vintage touch to your home décor. Printable art is the perfect budget alternative to expensive original artwork! All digital download orders are sent automatically after your print purchase. You will receive a PDF file with a link to Google Drive where your high-quality JPEG files will be available for download. Inside Google Drive you will find 5 JPEG files with different ratios that can be printed in up to 21 different sizes by inches: • 4x5 ratio for printing (4x5, 8x10, 16x20) • 3x4 ratio for printing (6x8, 9x2, 12x16, 18x24) • 2x3 ratio for printing (4x6, 6x9, 8x12, 10x15, 12x18, 16x24, 20x30, 24x36) • 1x1 ratio for printing (8x8, 10x10, 12x12, 16x16, 20x20) • Other (11x14) You can print your art using a home printer, a local print shop, or an online art printing service, or anywhere that prints photos. Many customers print in the following places: Costco, Staples, Walmart, PhotoBox, Office Max, Sam’s Club, FedEx etc. Please Note: Color may vary on computer monitors and printers. This purchase is an instant digital download and no physical product will be delivered. Artwork is unframed. Mockups are meant to give a sense of size/scale and what it might look like framed and with other pictures. Mockup cropping may vary slightly from actual print.