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Posted 1 year ago
lioness63
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I found this lovely watercolor print- never been framed- at an estate sale. The artist has signed his name, number, and name in pencil. I have researched this artist and found that he is an art professor at Auburn, AL. I also found some aviation prints that were signed by pilots and Mr Munday. I believe this is a '30's Cadillac front end. I found a site that had a poster of this print, but there were none available for purchase. I can find absolutely NO copies, either signed or unsigned, of this print. Does anyone know anything about this "Caddychrome" print? Do you think this would be valuable or not?
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