Vintage 1930s-40s Walter L Greene General Electric GE Calendar Print Adirondacks For Sale

During the 1930s and 1940s, General Electric published calendars with artwork advertising the wide variety of their products. They made electrical products ranging from lightbulbs to radios to diesel electric locomotives to electric turbines for warships. This print was cut from a GE calendar and is titled "Electricity Speeds the Rebuilding and the Working of a Historic Mine in the Adirondacks" by Walter L. Greene.

Walter L. Greene (1870-1956)was a GE employee for 37 years, eventually heading its Art Department in 1903. He was asked to paint a series for the GE calendars, and also designed calendar backs and posters for the New York Central Lines railroad.

The print measures approximately 16” x 17” in overall size and the image size is 10 13/16” x 13 1/2”.It is in good condition with excellent color. There is a scrape in the upper left corner and some minor tears and wrinkles Please use the included photos as a condition guide.

If purchasing more than one print, I am happy to combine shipping when possible.This print will be shipped in a shipping tube.

Chuck Olson Collection

Chuck Olson spent over 40 years collecting and traveling the United States in search of unique vintage prints. He was especially interested in prints that were printed for use on calendars in the "Age of the Calendar" from 1900-1960. Please feel free to contact me with any questions.