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Ticket giveaway The Post-Standard and the Everson Museum of Art are giving away a family pack of tickets (two adults and four dependents) to Fantasies and Fairy-Tales: Maxfield Parrish and the Art of the Print. To enter the random drawing, send an e-mail to features@syracuse.com. Put Maxfield Parrish in the subject field and your name and day and evening phone numbers in the body of the e-mail. The deadline is noon Wednesday. Winners will be announced at www.syracuse.com/arts. Ludwig's discovery of Parrish happened by chance. An admirer of 19th-century posters, Ludwig was strolling through downtown Ithaca after seeing an exhibition of posters at Cornell's Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art in the early 1960s. He was struck by a poster in the window of an antique shop. For $10, he bought the poster, signed by a Maxfield Parrish. The name meant nothing to Ludwig.
Maxfield Parrish. Jack and the Bean Stalk. I&'ve long since forgotten where I purchased this lovely print. It has followed me though several houses and lives. When we opened our case in the National Road Antique Mall in Cambridge City I rummaged around to find stuff to fill the case and came across this old friend. Much to my surprise, when researching the value of the print on the net, I found that it is a rare poster. It was printed as a promotional piece for D.M. Ferry Seed Company. These posters were
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