Screen Gems Art

This art piece was used on I Dream Of Jeannie many times before landing a permanent place in the Nelsons home in the last season.  After that show was cancelled, it was used on Bewitched, then later in the 1970s in an episode of Police Woman, with Angie Dickinson.  All were produced by Screen Gems.

This art piece, (a volcano?) was a regular part of the I Dream Of Jeannie mid-seasons episodes. Before and after that, it was used on Bewitched, The Partridge Family and finally in an episode of "Police Story"

Brady Pieces on Mission: Impossible 1967

Before the Brady Bunch began in 1969, this piece of their set from Paramount Storage appeared in this 1967 Mission: Impossible episode.

Brady Pieces on Mannix 1969

Before the Brady Bunch began in September 1969 this art piece of their set from Paramount storage appeared in this January 1969 Mannix episode, "Only Giants Can Play".

Brady Bunch Art by James Barnes

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The Brady Bunch in 3D

A seller on eBay has created this 3D printed staircase in white plastic resin,

Available here on EBay

Brady Art

I always liked these Roman-Greco prints from The Bradys extensive art collection. They are clearly part of a set, most often hung side by side, However, it appears the Bradys had so much stone and brick and open space in their cool 70s home, that there wasn't the proper wall space to place them as a pair. They were hung together here in this Lucy Show episode in 1966.

The Bradys set decoration and furniture was so rooted in Paramounts random 1960s storage. These prints are so evocative of the era,  Similar prints, most often in pairs, and Roman-Greco, mirror the style in midcentury American decor.

 

Gomer Pyle USMC

I Dream Of Jeannie

The Invaders

The Beverly Hillbillies

Perry Mason 

The Alfred Hitchcock Hour

Brady Bunch Cat Art Print

Brady Bunch Print avail on Etsy here

Recycled Brady Set Decorations

Before moving permanently to the top of the Bradys staircase, this piece of Paramount studio stock art appeared in a 1968 episode of "Here's Lucy".

Coincidentally, appearing in the episode are Jack Collins ("Mr. Phillips") and Desi Arnaz, Jr.

Brady Art

Prior to moving permanently into the Bradys home in Fall 1969, this untitled mod painting appeared in an episode of "Mod Squad" earlier that year.(Both shows were filmed at Paramount)  

Art in the Brady Home was first used in a 1968 "Mission: Impossible" episode