This vintage framed folk art print titled "Angelica" represents a masterful mid-century celebration of early American heritage, published by the esteemed Paul B. Victorius gallery of Charlottesville, Virginia. Part of the nostalgic "A Little American" series, the piece depicts a charmingly primitive, watercolor-style portrait of a young girl in historic attire, rendered on heavy-textured paper to accurately simulate a nineteenth-century itinerant limner document. The portrait is framed within an elegant octagonal-cut window opening, beautifully highlighted by a luxurious slate-blue moiré silk textile mat board. The artwork is housed in its original custom wood profile frame, featuring a distressed, antiqued silver-gilt lacquer finish with a deep black painted inner lip. The reverse side retains extraordinary historic provenance, preserving both the original tan Paul B. Victorius Certificate of Authenticity and the official green oval subsidiary label from the legendary Virginia Metalcrafters foundry. This dual-labeling firmly dates the piece to the highly collectible transition period immediately following the 1968 corporate acquisition. Perfect for introducing a layer of historic warmth and academic dignity to an office, corridor gallery, or traditional parlor display, this compact framed work radiates classic Colonial Revival elegance. Its exceptional material execution, combined with verified corporate provenance, makes it an exquisite turn-key acquisition for collectors of authentic Americana and mid-century estate-style decor.