Twisted
Bird Over Basket of Fruit
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Paintings
on Cotton Velveteen Fabric
Information:
About
This Painting
This theorem is a historic design with a twisted bird hanging
over a basket of fruit. This
theorem is very colorful and a great addition to any home.
About
Theorems
As with any theorem it is a stencil art form painted in
oil on a cotton velveteen fabric.
Theorems
are true American Folk Art and were often created by young
ladies as part of their finishing school studys. Most of
the old theorems were not signed or dated but could be traced
by the pattern created by a New England school.
Early
American Life
This theorem was featured in the December 2009 issue of
Early American Life. The article is titled "Side by
Side Theorem Painting" by Gregory LeFever.
This is a great way to learn about the art of theorem paintings
as true American Folk Art.
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Twisted
Bird
Museum Reproduction
As Featured in Early American Life
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Notice
the shading and detailed work offered on this theorem.
Nancy Rosier does three different colors on just the fruit
alone. Overlays of color is the key. |
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| Description:
Museum Reproduction - Twisted Bird over Basket of Fruit |
| Number: |
179 |
| Price: |
$285 |
| Glass Size: |
Glass Size:
12"x14"" Frame Size: 16"x18" |
| Frame: |
Poplar |
| Graining: |
Black
Frame glided gold corners |
| Shipping: |
Since each theorem
is hand crafted please allow four to six weeks for
shipping (unless theorem is in stock). You will be
contacted by phone or email on estimated ship date. |
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