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| Artist: Arthur William Brown (1881-1966) Description: Mother and child in conversation. Caption: not yet known Publication information: Likely a book illustration for The Magnificent Ambersons by Booth Tarkington, published by Doubleday, 1918. Medium: Wolff pencil Size: 9.5 x 11.5” Signature: signed lower left, inscribed later. Condition: Very good, matted, not framed. Comment: At this point of his career, Brown was closely following the technique of Frederic R. Gruger. It is this type of straightforward story-telling that came to be closely associated with Brown. Price: SOLD |
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Website Provided By Waves Web Design
Taraba Illustration Art, LLC guarantees the authenticity and authorship of the original art offered on this page --- with certain limitations.
We accept checks as payment ... SOON VISA or Mastercard over the telephone and in person [please don’t provide a credit card number
in correspondence to this website] ... Wire transfers [please call for details]. Payment in full is due and appreciated upon receipt of invoice.
Time payments and the placing of works “on hold” are handled on a case-by-case basis. Purchases picked up in Wyoming or shipped to a
Wyoming address are subject to local sales tax as are works purchased at conventions, exhibitions and art shows. All payments must
successfully clear to the company’s bank account prior to the release of the artwork.
A note on copyrighted material: The purchase of this piece of artwork does not include the rights of reproduction.
Taraba Illustration Art, LLC makes no claim as to the ownership or availability of such rights..