1880 Victorian Satire Art Pollard & Moss Temperance Prints Framed Pair Litho 14"

Offered is a matching framed pair of original 1880 American temperance era chromolithographs, published by Pollard & Moss. These satirical scenes humorously depict the excesses of drinking culture and the moral consequences associated with alcohol, themes central to the Victorian temperance movement.

The pair includes:

• "The Finale to an Evening"

• "Mark Drawing a Cork"

Both prints feature lively caricature style figures, expressive body language, and narrative detail typical of late 19th-century moral satire. The inclusion of the printed caption "The Templeogue Lever" further connects the works to temperance reform messaging popular during the period.

Each print is professionally matted in deep burgundy with inner liners and housed in matching vintage wood frames, making this an ideal display set for collectors of American history, Victorian satire, or period interior décor.

Approx Measurements

14"L x 10"W

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