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This charming afternoontea print by Harrison Fisher from 1925 captures the serene elegance of a young woman savoring her afternoon tea, wearing a delicate floral bonnet that adds timeless grace. Fisher, renowned for his graceful portrayals of femininity, beautifully conveys the soft hues and thoughtful expression of a refined afternoon ritual. With its classic appeal, this print brings an atmosphere of quiet luxury to any room.
Did You Know? The tradition of afternoon tea originated in Britain in the early 1840s, credited to the Duchess of Bedford who began the custom of afternoon refreshment between lunch and dinner. Over time, it became a cherished social event, symbolizing leisure and elegance.
Invite this graceful moment of quiet refinement into your space with tea artwork that celebrates the art of relaxation and timeless beauty.
