Nostalgic and exceptionally detailed, Jennie Augusta Brownscombe’s “Sunday Morning in Sleepy Hollow” was reproduced by numerous magazines, calendar firms and publishers. Dubbed “the Norman Rockwell of her era,” Brownscombe (1850 – 1936) painted sentimental genre pieces and scenes from colonial America. Born in a log cabin, she gained a nationwide reputation by selling prints of her paintings to support herself after her father's death. Brownscombe founded the Art Student’s league, exhibited in the United States and Europe, and painted until she was 81.

This print is individually colored using traditional European methods. Starting with a black and white reproduction on heavy, cotton rag paper, artists apply paint using the finest watercolors. Subtle differences may appear in each print.