Super interesting @Ex Libris. Thanks for the little lesson-- learn something new every day.
Welcome @the-craig.
Oh my gosh you're right! [ATTACH]
Wow-- great sleuthing Debora! Sculptor as a primary occupation!
Thanks again @Marote and thanks as always @Debora. So the Marin Society of Artists... sounds fancy. Perhaps one of those groups of local people...
Yeah thanks Marote. I saw that but didn't want to pay. The best I can tell is she was a teacher of some sort, so maybe an amateur artist too.......
My friend who works at the thrift store where I got this said, "I don't know about that one, Andy....." but I thought it was pretty interesting...
Great find Hoopsters!
Well done, Drew! Looks great, and thanks for sharing.
I like it! Sure looks like it has some age. Wouldn't mind going fishing in that river, back then.
Nice find! That sure is a lovely place: trees water rocks sky, some sea otters in the kelp.
My initial thought too.
Might very well be. Thanks for the idea. The works might be done those acrylic crayons. The under-signature looks to me to be pencil, perhaps as...
I saw the larger of these at a recent Vintage show here in Portland OR. The seller said the artist was from Seattle WA, that the larger one had...
That 'Doge' one looks like he was a barrel of laughs!
Those are totally cool. Definitely value there.
Any help with who made this would be greatly appreciated. All I can find is a violin maker who died long before 1974. Sure seems like a German...
Good story about indigenous art being increasingly recognized!
Yeah that's a cool find! Enjoy it.
Thanks for the feedback 2mb.
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