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Posted 2 years ago
Tevye
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While I inherited 4 signed prints of Maynard Reece, I also inherited another small signed print by Floyd. G. Thomas. Might you know anything about him? I've become familiar with Maynard Reece and his achievements beginning in designing and entering stamp competitions. Since this other print came with the lot, and is of geese, might he also be a somewhat recognized painter? It's quite lovely and is signed and marked 41/100, so he must be somebody known in your field.
Along with the prints, I also have what someone called a "gooseneck" rocking chair. It's made of Mahogany and made by Statesville.
Any information or leads would be greatly appreciated.
PrintsPrintmaking is a very old art form, dating, in the case of woodblock prints…