Welcome-- glad to have your expertise.
Good lord! I must be lazy.
Welcome!
Wow-- that's spot-on! I love the idea that the bark is returning to the shape of the tree. Thank you as always. Appreciate it.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Hey I found this one today and think it's birch bark, porcupine quill and sinew as the 'hinge.' It's about 6...
Another camping trip a couple hours from home and some finds while getting there: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Two Tesuque Pueblo "Rain Gods," a...
And these pots do have life-- such a tactile expression, such a visceral connection to the woman who once made it-- it's so worth saving. Great work!
Hi. Despite having grown up in the American Midwest, I have very limited knowledge of this kind of pottery. Stoneware, I think, but beyond that,...
Yeah, I can see that for sure.
I gotta go with the bookcase as my favorite-- truly something that would make a person 'step-back' to take in its full presence.
Thank you Fid-- those look like them for sure. So both religious and secular subjects.
You're right: they're not prints but are paintings with what may also be pen work. I feel like @Any Jewelry will know what these are. [ATTACH]
Got these at a recent yard sale. Perhaps they're Indian tourist prints? As the back says, they were framed in Portland Oregon, USA. Any info on...
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