They are not cropped in any significant way. When taking photos, the image always gets skewed a bit so cropping square will eliminate some edges....
You can tell this is a period piece by the size of the lumber used in the top. Based on the splits, that center board looks to be almost 2 ft....
Pair #3 Painting A: Pen and ink / ink wash approx. 10" x 12" [ATTACH] Painting B: Colored pencil Approx. 9" x 10" [ATTACH]
Empire mahogany circa 1840.
Looks like maybe we are done with these two. Opinions were again mixed but people seemed to generally like these two better than the first pair....
Grim Reaper?
I got to thinking about the "funnel" in the cabin painting and now think maybe it could be smoke. A cabin in the dead of winter should have a...
Comments seem to be waning so I'll add my 2 cents here. Painting A is quite competent if not exciting. It is a typical pleasant Fall landscape...
That is a wonderful Arts and Crafts period quartersawn oak chair. Probably about 1900 - 1910. Not sure if it is American or not with that metal...
This form is less prevalent here in the US but not unknown. I always wondered if these were originally meant to burn coal since the fire boxes...
I always took that to be another tree, as I see no chimney. Agree that it is a bit bothersome. I think it probably was done with a pallet knife...
They are mahogany empire revival from about 1910. Part of a parlor set. Someone did a nice job of refinishing these.
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