The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 24, 1902, Page 8

Vo SINOWL THE SUNDAY CALf. ttistic Posters for Deco ERE are two new and stunning posters in the attractive series that is being publish:zd exclusively in the Sunday Call. Just what you need for a wall decoration. To give striking contrast we have here “The Tennis Girl” and “The Highland Lassie.” As you can'see, they are well worth preserving, and should you try tc buy something similar in the art stores yau wculd probably be out of pocket twenty times the price of this paper. By following a few simple suggestions you can make these two subjects even more effective and artistic for mural decoration. Here is what you should do: Cut out the colore:] drawing from this page by carefully following the outline of the picture. Then take this colored clipping and paste it securely” to a piece of richly col- ored poster-board of some suitable shade, 20x30 inches in size. This is sufficient in itself, but much added beauty may be secured by making for it a simple frame. You can get the puster-board at any art-dealer’s at a low price. Another way of cutting the poster clippings from this sheet is to leave about an eighth of an inch of the white paper as a border. which aids in setting off the central design. N 3