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Hi All,
I'm trying to figure this piece out. Almost like linen on wood, would this be decoupage?
any information appreciated.
thanks for looking


shows a wrinkle in the material

 

looks like a print...and if it is or even a painting is't value has been shot by laminating it...

 

Thank-you komokwa, laminating is the word I couldn't remember
I like it, I'm kinda partial to owls, so if there is no value it can hang out here (as the pile grows higher) lol.

 

hehehe...it's on the silver label !!

 

ah geez, I didn't even see that I think it is time to take a break, I've been photographing stuff since 5am

 

a well deserved break.....i'd say !!!!

 

Nice looking - Owls are so cute ! I don't know why the artist made the left Owl mimic a chicken! Or maybe that's why the other 2 look so perplexed!

 

I like the way you think INH

 

I didn't notice that, I guess it does look like a chicken.
In the spring my friend had 3 baby owls that would visit her deck each morning, they were so much fun to watch. Their eyes were so big for their bodies, quite comical to watch. I'll have to see if I can find some photos of them.

 

Always , as they hunt at night!

 

Here is one of her photos

 

OMG, I would have LOVED to have seen those baby owls! Amazing photo. Thanks for posting.

Also, I really like the laminated piece, I think very saleable. Attractive image.

 

aren't they just so cute

 

Great horned owls, maybe?

 

yes they are

 

ADORKABLE OWLS

 

Very cute, both the Ojibway print and the baby owls.

 

I mean no disrespect, but aren't they funny-looking! Old, old faces, and chubby little baby-down bodies! Adorable!

 

Hi,
My Mom was an owl freak. I found two 36" tall owl lamps back in the 1960s. I glued yellow cats eye marbles in their eye sockets. They had 30" high shades that went with them. She loved them..
greg