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allowing his to be positioned standing or sitting
This is the most beautiful clothes pin I think I've ever seen
and nuanced blue glazing through which the brown clay body shows
Massachusetts and has since taught at Penland School of Crafts in North Carolina
Still Life Watercolor by G. Reardon 1940s tins allowing his to be positionedWhile I think G. Reardon was likely not a super accomplished artist, I really love this little watercolor, which has a bit of a Morandi feel to itsuper quiet. The greatest detail is given to the spindle legs of the table, which is rendered from a wonky perspective but just perfect as it is! Clearly someone else was pretty pleased with it too, taking in to the old Fine Art Rooms at Bostons Jordan Marsh for custom framing. 8 1 8 x 9 5 8 x 1 2. A little
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