Gift Wrapping Paper, Roses by John Ferguson Weir

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Gift Wrapping Paper, Roses by John Ferguson WeirIt's the little things in life that mean the most, and a gift wrapped in this paper will surely be appreciated. This exquisite wrapping paper features an image of John Ferguson Weir's painting from 1898 called Roses. Weir was an American artist and director of the Yale School of Art. His portfolio mostly consisted of industrial or landscape works of art, but he held an interest in still life, too. His work embodied Realism, as well as Tonalism, which

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