Ladies Who Lunch No. 1 by Lisel Salzer
Elevate your interior decor with Ladies Who Lunch No. 1, an
elegant reproduction print of an original watercolor sketch by renowned
Contemporary Austrian-American artist Lisel Salzer. Originally captured during
Salzer's time as a portraitist for the iconic Bergdorf Goodman in New York
City, this sophisticated artwork brings a timeless sense of mid-century fashion
and high society charm into the modern home.
Product Features
Artist: Lisel Salzer (1906–2005)
Medium: Premium reproduction print of an original
watercolor fashion sketch.
Suggested Lifestyle: Formal, traditional, or upscale
transitional spaces.
Premium Custom Framing Included
This piece arrives ready to hang, meticulously styled to museum
standards:
Matting: Double-floated mats in matte white, featuring
a distinctive sable core for subtle contrast.
Frame: Crafted with a traditional profile and
finished in an elegant silver-leaf.
About the Artist
Born in Vienna in 1906, Lisel Salzer immigrated to New York
City in 1939, where she quickly established herself as a master portraitist
working in oils, pastels, and watercolors. In 1950, she and her husband
relocated to Seattle, Washington, where she continued her celebrated lifelong
artistic career. Ladies Who Lunch No. 1
belongs to an exclusive grouping of fashion pieces that perfectly
encapsulate the glamour and style of New York’s elite.
| Height: | 52.2 cm |
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| Width: | 48.3 cm |
