The Dairymaids [Dairy-Maids] 11" x 14" Art Print Made Famous on The Dick Van Dyke Show

Fans of TV's "Dick Van Dyke Show" will delight in owning this ink-on-paper print of "The Dairymaids," the distinctive artwork that appeared behind Dick Van Dyke, Rose Marie and Morey Amsterdam's desk in almost every episode of that classic TV series. Whether you're a writer yourself, or simply a fan of "The Alan Brady Show" scribes, this iconic image will bring a smile every time you see it on the wall of your office or home entertainment room.
The print is a faithful, exact 1:1 scale reproduction of the sheet music artwork that appeared on the set of "The Dick Van Dyke Show." The artwork features noted artist Gene Buck's gorgeous Art Nouveau illustration for the song "I've a Million Reasons Why I Love You" from the 1907 musical "The Dairymaids," with words by M.E. Rourke and music by Jerome D. Kern. Every detail of Buck's artwork is preserved on this beautiful print, right down to the William Morris-inspired background pattern and the inset photograph of "Dairymaids" star Julia Sanderson.
This striking 11" x 14" ink-on-paper print is published on high quality, matte finish 67 lb. vellum bristol stock, trimmed to 11" x 14", making it the perfect size for economical framing in any stock 11" x 14" frame. It will be shipped to you in a transparent sleeve with a thick white backing board to provide additional protection, and mailed in a high quality rigid white cardboard mailer. Included with each print is a full color Certificate of Authenticity printed on the same high quality vellum bristol stock as the print itself, which certifies that your artwork is a genuine first generation print shot directly from a piece of 100+ year old sheet music! Don't miss this opportunity to hang this sweetly evocative souvenir of America's beloved "Dick Van Dyke Show" in your home or office.