Vintage ''Pinkie'' and ''Blue Boy'' Prints in Gold Plastic Frames

These children were immortalized by famous painters of the time and are the world’s most commonly printed masterpieces.

''Pinkie'' was painted by Sir Thomas Laurence in 1794 and represents Sarah Barrett Moulton.

''Blue Boy'' was painted by Thomas Gainsborough around 1770 and is thought to represent Jonathan Buttall.

 Both signed 

The two prints are framed in ornate gold plastic. A black and gold painted glass front protects and highlights the prints. The frames are marked “Made in U.S.A.”. They probably date from the 1960s.

The framed measures 6’’ (15.2 cm) by 7 ¼’’ (18.5 cm). They are in good condition and have a small hook on the back to facilitate hanging on a wall. These lovely prints can also make lovely shelf displays.