We borrowed this image of a Currier and Ives print, G. H. Durrie's "Home for Thanksgiving," from a Yale Art Gallery post.
Durrie was a Connecticut artist, born in Hartford in 1820. He died in New Haven, where he had a home on Temple Street, in 1863. That year Currier and Ives published two of his winter scenes. They became popular (nothing like death to enhance an artist's career) and Currier and Ives reproduced six more Durrie paintings. "Home for Thanksgiving," issued 150 years ago, was the last.
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