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Marvin Finn Handmade Urban Folk Art Duck/bird Multicolor Signed Dated 2001 24” This is one of three different pieces by this folk artist Marvin FINN that I have this one is either a bird or duck. The colors are a vibrant, blues greens and reds. It is signed on the bottom Finn 2001. This artist was known for signing pieces and dating 2001 with 20001. overall it’s a very good condition. No chips or cracks. There is some rubbing in spots but very minor. Please see all photos so you can see all the details. The last two pictures show the bottom of the wood underneath there is a crack that was in the wood when this was made, it does not go all the way through. It’s only on the first layer underneath please see the photos ask any questions. I am listing two other ones a large rooster and a lizard These are from my own collection Here is a bio on the artist Marvin Finn (1913–2007) was a renowned African American folk artist based in Louisville, Kentucky, famous for his vibrant, whimsical, and brightly painted wooden sculptures of animals (especially roosters) and machinery. Born in Alabama, his self-taught style, often featuring bold stripes and dots on reclaimed wood, was inspired by farm life and later earned him, this place on the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft, national recognition. This will be sent signature required and insured
Marvin Finn Handmade Urban Folk Art Duck/bird Multicolor Signed Dated 2001 24” This is one of three different pieces by this folk artist Marvin FINN that I have this one is either a bird or duck. The colors are a vibrant, blues greens and reds. It is signed on the bottom Finn 2001. This artist was known for signing pieces and dating 2001 with 20001. overall it’s a very good condition. No chips or cracks. There is some rubbing in spots but very minor. Please see all photos so you can see all the details. The last two pictures show the bottom of the wood underneath there is a crack that was in the wood when this was made, it does not go all the way through. It’s only on the first layer underneath please see the photos ask any questions. I am listing two other ones a large rooster and a lizard These are from my own collection Here is a bio on the artist Marvin Finn (1913–2007) was a renowned African American folk artist based in Louisville, Kentucky, famous for his vibrant, whimsical, and brightly painted wooden sculptures of animals (especially roosters) and machinery. Born in Alabama, his self-taught style, often featuring bold stripes and dots on reclaimed wood, was inspired by farm life and later earned him, this place on the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft, national recognition. This will be sent signature required and insured
We are a trio located in New orleans. Louisiana. James and Mike and baby girl Rosey…our english bulldog. She loves to come on the shows and say hi! We love to spend time going to estate sales and thrifting. Please feel free to stiop in anytime to say hi!
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