Measures approximately 9” x 6” Printed on a lightweight glossy card stock in a fold-out format We make every effort to take clear and accurate pictures of the item at the time of listing. Please refer to pictures for exact current condition. We use recycled shipping materials whenever possible. Please be assured we will only re-use materials if they are 100% clean and safe for shipping your items. We’re always happy to combine shipping on orders whenever possible. All items will be shipped next day unless otherwise noted, and will be packed with care. Inventory Code: B8
Item Tag: 6 x 8 in
Off the Grid: Maine Vernacular Environments — USM Art Galleries 2007 PB
“Remaking Maine” by Kent Ryden. This piece is exceptionally well-suited for collectors of Maine regional art, vernacular architecture/landscape publications, artist-books or small-press exhibition catalogues.
JeongMee Yoon (b. 1969) Art Announcement Card 2007 – The Pink & Blue Project
Measures approximately 6” x 8.5” Printed on a lightweight glossy card stock We make every effort to take clear and accurate pictures of the item at the time of listing. Please refer to pictures for exact current condition. We use recycled shipping materials whenever possible. Please be assured we will only re-use materials if they are 100% clean and safe for shipping your items. All items will be shipped next day unless otherwise noted, and will be packed with care. Inventory Code: B15
Adam Bartos (b. 1953) Art Announcement Card 2007 – Los Angeles – Manhattan Beach
Measures approximately 8.75” x 6” Printed on a lightweight glossy card stock We make every effort to take clear and accurate pictures of the item at the time of listing. Please refer to pictures for exact current condition. We use recycled shipping materials whenever possible. Please be assured we will only re-use materials if they are 100% clean and safe for shipping your items. We’re always happy to combine shipping on orders whenever possible. All items will be shipped next day unless otherwise noted, and will be packed with care. Inventory Code: 1R
Susan Wides (b. 1955) Art Show Announcement Card 2007 – Manahatta
Measures approximately 8.5” x 6” Printed on a lightweight glossy card stock Please note: corners shows signs of light edge wear as seen in pictures We make every effort to take clear and accurate pictures of the item at the time of listing. Please refer to pictures for exact current condition. We use recycled shipping materials whenever possible. Please be assured we will only re-use materials if they are 100% clean and safe for shipping your items. We’re always happy to combine shipping on orders whenever possible. All items will be shipped next day unless otherwise noted, and will be packed with care. Inventory Code: B2
Henry Wessel (1942-2018) Art Show Announcement Card 2007 Early Photographs
Measures approximately 8.5” x 5.5” Printed on a lightweight glossy card stock in a fold-out format We make every effort to take clear and accurate pictures of the item at the time of listing. Please refer to pictures for exact current condition. We use recycled shipping materials whenever possible. Please be assured we will only re-use materials if they are 100% clean and safe for shipping your items. We’re always happy to combine shipping on orders whenever possible. All items will be shipped next day unless otherwise noted, and will be packed with care. Inventory Code: B24
George B. Cornish – Western Photographer Vintage “TEXAS LONG HORNS ” PHOTO 1909
Cornish inherited Prettyman’s studio in Arkansas City, Kansas in 1905, which he operated until his death in 1946.
George B. Cornish – Western Photographer Vintage “KAW-U-TZ ( CADO )” 1906 Photo
Cornish inherited Prettyman’s studio in Arkansas City, Kansas in 1905, which he operated until his death in 1946.
George B. Cornish – Western Photographer Vintage “OTOE INDIAN WOMAN” 1907 Photo
Cornish inherited Prettyman’s studio in Arkansas City, Kansas in 1905, which he operated until his death in 1946.
George B. Cornish – Western Photographer Vintage OLD MONARCHS OF THE PLAINS 1907
Cornish inherited Prettyman’s studio in Arkansas City, Kansas in 1905, which he operated until his death in 1946.