Vintage School Print - Oak and Ash Trees by Eileen Soper

 These vintage school prints by Eileen Soper for Enid Blyton are beautiful and nostalgic, with soft colours and detailed portrayals of the natural world.

Number 24  - The Spell That Went Wrong

This is a print about Oak and Ash trees and their fruits and flowers. There are acrorns and oak galls on the right and ash keys and flowers on the left - all beautifully drawn. Because this is Enid Blyton, there's also a pixie running away! It's number 24 of Blyton's Nature Prints for schools that were available in the 1950's. Eileen Soper's signature is visable in the bottom right of the print. Some of these prints have slightly odd titles! This is because they were each linked to an Enid Blyton story that the teacher read to the class. The titles are taken from the stories.

There is a thick black border around the print and the condition within it is very good. The colours are bright and clear and there are no tears or creases.There are a few season themed prints all with characters from the stories, they look lovely framed up and displayed together. Head to the shop for more.

Overall size 53.5cm x 43.5cm. Image size 48cm x 38cm.

This print is rolled in a cardboard tube.