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Hello! Recently I purchased a set of art prints that I believe were ordered from Everywomans Family Circle magazine. They are asian prints, of flowers with birds. Cottonwood, Peony, Wisteria and Aged Pine. The copyright says Oriental-international art publishers, San Francisco. And the artist is Junhon D.Y. Chew. I believe that they are from 1958-1962. Can anyone read or translate them for me or maybe give me an estimated value? Thanks for your time!

With magnifying glass, look close. If arrays small colored dots, was reproduced electric print press.

In very few times, prints made this way 1950s limited edition, auspices art-print publisher, have some 'market' value. Nearly all do not.

The original art work these reproduce might have some value.

Good luck,
Cal

I have the ORIGINALS to these, and have never been able to find any information on them.

I also have a poster would like to know more about them. Value, history or anything else you may know. thank you

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