Edward Hicks Peaceable Kingdom Print - c. 1816 Folk Art

For the family that loves an old farmhouse and a house full of little ones: a small child walks a lion, an ox, a wolf, a lamb, a leopard and a goat down to a quiet river. Edward Hicks, a Quaker preacher and sign painter from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, painted this early Peaceable Kingdom around 1816-1818, after the prophecy in Isaiah 11, and came back to the subject for the rest of his life. This print reproduces the original painting, now in the public domain, from a high-resolution open-access image by the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Why you'll love it
• A gentle, storybook scene of a child and animals at peace
• Soft river greens and warm browns for a nursery, hallway or farmhouse living room
• A gift for a baby shower, a christening or a first birthday

About the art
The Peaceable Kingdom, c. 1816-1818
Edward Hicks (American, 1780-1849), oil on canvas
Cleveland Museum of Art, 1945.38 - public domain (Open Access, CC0)

Print details
• Landscape (horizontal) print
• 200gsm matte poster paper, archival inks
• Sizes: 14x11, 18x12, 24x16, 30x20, 36x24 inches
• The full painting is printed on a soft ivory margin
• Unframed - fits standard frames

Production & shipping
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