There was one on Etsy, but they didn't know anything either. https://www.etsy.com/listing/239805614/vintage-campbells-tomato-soup-large-pin
Amazing.
They would be dismissed as factory paintings, they're sole redeeming feature that they are all by one person... so it's a style. Rather like...
Who is it who does doll houses? He could put this on the roof of one to pour boiling oil down on door-to-door sales people.
This was in the paper today: a retrospective of paintings by Canadian artist Levine Flexhaug. Hundreds of variations on a theme. [IMG] [IMG]...
I think it might be an ink bottle that someone has prettied up with paint.
Off to the left: that's someone's hat hanging on a drill press? What's behind the guy at the head of the table? Looks like some kind of vats....
If that kid's still around, he'd be in his 90s now. (well.. maybe not, but close.)
Here are the two hanging posters: [ATTACH] Free Labor Will Win from the War Production Board (Anton Bruehl photog.) United We Win from the War...
I like that one. Very elegant. [ATTACH]
It's a nice drawing and looks professional to me, but finding out who dunnit ain't gonna be easy. There must be a generic valuation for things of...
Charming figure, though I don't know if that's the word to use in a religious context. Thought I found examples searching Guanyin, but they...
They looked naive to me - an untrained artist, but someone who persisted in what they were doing.
Its a hymnal, which limits its appeal.
5000 lbs is a very light press. I remember using a press of that capacity to crimp together extruded aluminum picture frames - really light...
I didn't know there was a frame either, but Googling "edward curtis" "original frame" shows frames with a different corner treatment than this.
Well it's pretty as a pitcher.
Sure looks incongruous among the other decor.
Marks like this are shown in Rontgen as being 1924-34.
Thanks to Morgen94, and thank you for offering it.
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