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Posted 12 months ago
JimLinderman
(160 items)
An antique folk art rug from Victorian days, when there was time to make things...and make things beautiful. 21" x 34" and dating to 1890 or so. Since I am posting this piece, I would like to bring attention to my favorite folk art book title ever "Anonymous was a Woman" which while more often than not true, it is also a lovely sentiment. The book discusses what was flippantly called "Women's work" in all manner of craft, art and more. I am sure the book is long out of print, but used copies are very cheap and worth every penny.
Handmade Folk Art Rug circa 1890 collection Jim Linderman
Folk ArtFolk art is a catch-all term used to describe paintings, sculptures, and te…
Rugs and TextilesMany of the objects we think of today as decorative pieces for the home, or…
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