“Spring scattering stars” (1920s) | Edwin Blashfield print

Celebrate the arrival of spring with "Spring Scattering Stars" by the renowned American muralist Edwin Howland Blashfield. Created in the 1920s, this allegorical work depicts a graceful figure of Spring scattering stars across the sky, symbolizing the renewal and blossoming of nature. Blashfield's elegant style, characterized by classical influences and a sense of idealized beauty, is perfectly captured in this evocative scene. This is a perfect addition for those who appreciate allegorical art, classical themes, and the beauty of springtime.   

Did you know? Edwin Blashfield was primarily known for his large-scale murals, which adorned numerous public buildings across the United States, including the Library of Congress, the Iowa State Capitol, and the Wisconsin State Capitol. His murals often depicted allegorical and historical themes, showcasing his mastery of classical composition and his ability to create grand and inspiring works of art. While he is less known for smaller works like "Spring Scattering Stars," this piece demonstrates his versatility and his ability to capture beauty and meaning in a more intimate format.   

Bring a touch of springtime magic and classical elegance into your home with this enchanting "Spring Scattering Stars" piece. 

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