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Monday, June 11, 2012
The Departure
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Circa 1940's folk art carving assemblage of a father leaving home. Rare
to find such a poignant and unusual subject in American folk art.
Available at Anonymous Works.
Available at Anonymous Works.
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2 comments:
Wonderful. A prominent collector once told me age didn't matter if it was right. This is right. A lovely carving. Thanks Joey.
Very true. Thanks Jim!
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