1970s Sulamith Wülfing Print Set | Former Seattle Library Collection | Ready to Fram

This is a matching set of three vintage prints by German artist Sulamith Wülfing, who was born in 1901 and became well-known for her unique, storybook-style illustrations. Published in the 1970s by Portal Publications, these specific pieces have a cool history—they were originally part of the Seattle Public Library’s art collection. You can still see the original library card pockets and "Discarded" stamps on the back, which adds a great bit of local provenance. The artwork has a very light, delicate look, using thin lines and soft colors to create scenes that feel like they belong in a classic folk tale.

Specs
• Artist: Sulamith Wülfing
• Year Made: 1970s
• Materials: Ink on heavy paperboard
• Dimensions: 17.5" x 13.5"

Condition
These pieces have some light wear on the edges and corners from their time in the library system, and the paper has a warm, vintage tone. Each print is currently held in a plastic sleeve and is ready to frame if you wanted to.