Vogue February 1946 - (Eric) Carl Erickson - Framed art Print artillery Though the roses appear to

Though the roses appear to be thrown into the basket haphazardly

and he would sketch quickly on the blank sheets before hopping onto the next train

One of these remarkable photos is the fascinating image of the River Thames at low tide

he created a piece called 'Basket of Fruit'

The image draws inspiration from one by Hans Holbein the Younger

Vogue February 1946 - (Eric) Carl Erickson - Framed art Print artillery Though the roses appear toFramed print by (Eric) Carl Erickson. Buy this print framed for 175. Buy this print unframed for 65. Framed Size is Eric. Other print sizes and frame styles are available. To buy, or to see more size and frame options, select 'Choose frame'.. About this artwork This unique Vogue cover has been handpicked from the esteemed archives of British Vogue, owned by The Cond Nast Publications Ltd.