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This is a beautiful vintage framed motto print from 1928. This specific stamp 1926 G.A.vo solidifies the print as a first-edition original 1926 Art Deco piece rather than a later reproduction. It features the optimistic poem "Today" (also known as "Ain't It Fine Today") by Douglas Malloch, a prominent American poet known as the "Lumberman's Poet".The print is illustrated in a classic 1920s style, likely by the Buzza Company or similar "motto" publishers of that era. It depicts a traveler walking through a stylized landscape with a castle and a large tree, perfectly capturing the Roaring 20s aesthetic. Poem Content: Focuses on the importance of living in the present and maintaining a positive outlook despite life's troubles.Frame: Comes in an ornate, period-correct gold gilt wood frame.Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The lithograph colors remain bright, and the gold accents are vivid. The artwork shows a weary traveler carrying a bindle on a stick, journeying past a castle sil