Poker Illustration Art Print by Frank Holme (c. 1900s)

A vintage illustration art print reproducing Frank Holme’s poker artwork, dated approximately to the 1900s, with a card-game and social gaming theme.

This vertically oriented reproduction features black, green and red tones, a retro/vintage theme and an illustrative style, with Modernism recorded as its art movement. Produced using giclée printing on quality 200gsm art paper, it has a matte finish.

Poker Illustration by Frank Holme

Bring an interest in card games and period illustration into your home with this reproduction of Frank Holme’s poker artwork, dated approximately to the 1900s. Its card-table subject makes it a personal choice for a games room, home bar or study. Display it as an individual feature beside your playing-card collection, or combine it with other vintage illustrations to create a gallery around evenings spent in good company.

About the artwork

The poker theme connects this print with the social side of gaming rather than offering a playing guide or a set of cards. It is an illustration chosen for wall display, allowing a familiar pastime to become part of your room’s character. This product is a reproduction, not an original Holme drawing or an antique printed page. The approximate date is retained without assigning an unverified publication, named player or particular poker hand.

A personal games-room corner

Imagine placing the print near a card table, with warm wooden furniture, softly upholstered chairs and a favourite pack of cards ready for the next game. It can give the room a vintage connection without requiring every accessory to follow a gaming theme. The recorded black, green and red palette provides a starting point for coordinating neighbouring prints or small decorative touches.

A smaller format can join an existing wall arrangement, while a larger print gives the poker subject a more prominent place. Pair it with Holme’s The Opening Chip to continue a shared artist-and-pastime theme. Louis Wain introduces a humorous social subject, while Cappiello’s Cognac Monnet extends the gallery into drinks advertising. Consider your available wall space and usual viewing distance before choosing a size.

Pair it with

Pair it with Frank Holme’s The Opening Chip poker print.

Add Louis Wain’s A Bachelor Party (c. 1890s) for a humorous social scene, and Leonetto Cappiello’s Cognac Monnet (1920) to extend the vintage games-room or home-bar theme.

Build a vintage home-bar gallery

For complementary drinks-themed artwork to pair with this poker illustration, explore our vintage cocktail wall art collection.

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