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Geno
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I went into a Goodwill a few months ago and there on a shelf, waiting for me, were four pieces of old copper. This piece is about 8" in diameter. I realize most of my picture don't give you any idea how large or small anything I post is.
Signed by "shubert" there is nothing about him or the studio from which it came. I have seen this piece up on the internet once or twice ( it could be the same on making it's round across the country) but they have no better description or knowledge as I have.
Arts and Crafts EraThe Arts and Crafts movement that swept the United States and Great Britain…