Trail Guy helps me with my art business in lots of little ways, and a few bigger ones too. He likes power tools, and by using one he was able to secure a wire to the back of the shutter so it can hang on a wall.
Will it hang on your wall?
For $250 plus shipping (oh my, it is heavy compared to my normal paintings) plus tax (welcome to California unless you live in another state, in which case I would advise you to count your blessings) this one of kind painting can be yours.
And remember, EVERYTHING looks better in person (except those aforementioned news babes – see the post titled “Farewell at Dusk” if you are wondering when they were mentioned “afore”).
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This would look cool hanging on a cabin wall! Unfortunately, every square inch of our walls is covered with memorabilia collected over 60 years of cabin ownership. But I’m hoping it will find a good home!
Thank you, Sharon, for your kind hopes for this shutter. Artists are encouraged to tell folks like you to “rotate your art”. That’s what I do at home with mine, but then sometimes I forget to do it and leave things in place for years.
I get the concept, and it does keep things fresh and new. But our family is strong about keeping things “status quo” in our cabin. Like a museum, as it were!
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