This poor guy was sitting in its wrapping at a yard sale. The woman selling it said that her and her husband received it as a wedding present but that it didn't match their decor. I immediately fell in love with it. Mind you that the photographs don't do this piece justice. Sometimes when I am sitting on the couch across from it, I think that I can see a signature in the swirls in the art. It's really an exquisite piece out of ink:

This one is a signed and numbered print:

Painted on silk:

From a Church sale. A piece of folk art on wood:

And this one.. wow, this one. We found this piece at a church sale for $3 recently and I didn't realize what it was at the time. I just loved the inscription on the back. I'll start with that:

And you folks can figure out what this is:

I still can't get over the fact that someone donated that piece to a church and they sold it to me for $3. Unfortunately, it's pretty badly damaged with what looks like foxing but may be mold.
I am in love with those first two! And the last one... wow. Interesting find.
ReplyDeleteI remember when we used to make crafts together. Salt dough sculptures, weepuls, yarn dolls... That was some high quality art we had.
I remember all of those crafts too! And the little leather bags we put rocks in. Remember those?? And the wood panels.. the list goes on and on!
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