My Mill grinds
Pepper, and Spice,
Your Mill grinds
Rats, and Mice.
Originally printed in Tommy Thumb’s Pretty Song Book, Vol. II, published in London in 1744, this tiny piece of Georgian-era children’s literature has somehow survived almost three centuries only to still remain relevant today, assuming you've got beef with someone who has an inferior mill. This art has been carefully redrawn and restored by hand, mostly just because I think it's cute and funny.
Keep in mind that all posters are shipped separately from other items due to the necessity of shipping in a rolled poster tube in order to prevent bending or damage to the poster while in transit.
Artwork is fit to paper size to allow for proper framing without cropping the edges of design, however, we cannot guarantee that every possible frame (especially those with mats or large moulding) will not crop the edges of the artwork, due to the wide variety of frames on the market.
• Unframed and ready for framing
• Shipped in rolled poster tube to prevent bending in transit
• Museum-grade archival matte paper
• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
• Paper weight: 189 g/m²
• Opacity: 94%
• ISO brightness: 104%