The New York Recorder by Scotson-Clark Canvas Print decorative floral motifs Looks especially good under warm

Looks especially good under warm lamplight in the evening

so the wall it hangs on can stay calm

One bold thing on the wall

or at the head of a bed where there's room for the detail to breathe

dusty mauve or warm putty all hold this beautifully

The New York Recorder by Scotson-Clark Canvas Print decorative floral motifs Looks especially good under warm'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of deep red. This is a faithful reproduction of G. F. Scotson Clark's 1895 poster for The New York Recorder a woman in a sweeping red dress cycling past bare winter trees on a deep blue ground. Hang it in a study, hallway or breakfast nook and the wall picks up real personality: a bit of late Victorian swagger, a bit of bicycle era optimism. It plays well with dark timber, aged leather, brass and chalky cream