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		<title>Western Art Thomas Virgil Troyon Hill (1871 &#8211; 1922) Western Mountains. Early California Oil</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 27 Apr 2012 15:08:10 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is Impressionism style art dating from 1900-1949.  This Original is offered by the Dealer or Reseller located in New York, New York, zip code 10028. This is nice to get if you want Landscapes art.








EARLY CALIFORNIA OIL PAINTING BY THOMAS VIRGIL TROYON HILL (1871 - 1922) &amp;quot;WESTERN MOUNTAINS&amp;quot; Thomas Virgil Troyon Hill (1871 - 1922). WESTERN MOUNTAINS. EARLY CALIFORNIA OIL. Signed lower right &amp;quot;T. HILL&amp;quot;. Original frame, no restoration. Board size 27 1/2&amp;quot;x 24&amp;quot;. Frame size is 31 1/2&amp;quot;x 24&amp;quot;. GOOD condition. Born in San Francisco, CA on April 30, 1871, the son of landscape painter Thomas Hill. As a painter the younger Hill was self-taught except for lessons he received from his father. Confusion between the two painters led to him being called Thomas Hill Jr. Early in life he married Meg O'Conner, divorced her, and wed her sister Catherine. Hill died of tuberculosis in Oakland, CA on April 11, 1922. His few extant paintings are mostly landscapes of northern California and still lifes. Please send me an email if you have further questions. This item is available for inspection in NYC by appointment only. THANK YOU


Thomas Virgil Troyon Hill (1871 - 1922) Western Mountains. Early California Oil
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		<title>Western Art Saul Lishinsky (russian Jewish) Z 161 Watercolor Western Usa Rock Scene</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 14 Nov 2011 22:06:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is Realism themed artwork dating from Unknown.  This Original is offered by the Dealer or Reseller located in Tivoli, NY, zip code 12583. This is beautiful work if you want Landscapes art.








The Art of Saul LishinskyThe artist Saul Lishinsky was born in 1922 in the USA from Russian Jewish immigrant parents. In the early part of his career he worked for the Federal Arts Project of the WPA. He had many shows in New York City, the last one at the Westbeth Gallery in 2006. The artist Raphael Soyer said of Lishinsky: &amp;quot;What impresses me about Saul Lishinsky's work is his awareness of our time-its artistic complexities, its dynamics and aesthetics. His interest in, and his understanding of the many trends in art today are reflected in his work which is fresh, colorful, personal and imaginative.&amp;quot; Lishinsky still lives in NYC today. Lishinsky closed his studio at Westbeth in 2008. The contents of his studio are now being sold on this site and we will be listing many of his pencil sketches, ink drawings and watercolor paintings. All drawings are either signed or official stamp signed. Condition: See Photo for condition.


Saul Lishinsky (russian Jewish) Z 161 Watercolor Western Usa Rock Scene
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		<title>Western Art 1920s Otto Plaug Southwestern Mountain Landscape Western Drawing Charcoal N/r!</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 17 Oct 2011 04:05:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is Realism style artwork dating from 1900-1949.  This Original is sold by the Dealer or Reseller located in Milford, NH, zip code 03055. This is nice work if you want Landscapes art.








Otto Plaug (German-American; 1898 - 2000) Untitled [Southwestern Landscape] Charcoal on off-white laid paper Circa 1920s 11.75 x 15.5 in. Unsigned; identifying ink stamp verso Condition: Excellent About the artist: Born in Dessau, Germany, Otto Plaug emigrated to the United States with his parents in the first decade of the twentieth century. After demonstrating an unusual aptitude for art at an early age, Plaug produced remarkably accomplished work by the time he was a teenager. After briefly returning to Europe to pursue formal art studies, Plaug continued his training in the U.S., where he lived and worked for the remainder of his life. Primary among his early influences was an apprenticeship at a western-themed artists' colony, an experience that enabled him to work alongside such prominent figures as Edward Borein and W. Herbert Dunton (who dedicated a painting to him). Indeed, cowboys, Native Americans, and western landscapes infuse much of Plaug's work of the 1910s and 1920s. Plaug later studied with Hans Hofmann, one of the seminal figures of the Abstract Expressionist movement, whose influence is evident in Plaug's works from the 1950s onward. Over the course of his career, which spanned more than eight decades, Plaug's ever-evolving work was marked by a highly individual synthesis of his personal tastes and creative aims with wider artistic currents and prevailing styles. Following the realistic, representational mode of his early drawings, much of Plaug's work of the 1910s and early 1920s exhibits a sophisticated Art Deco stylization, often recalling (and perhaps even anticipating) the bold, dramatic graphic style of such artists as Rockwell Kent and Lynd Ward. At the same time, Plaug was clearly influenced by German expressionism and the Jugendstil and Arts and Crafts movements. Much of his work in this vein is symbolic or allegorical, employing themes from mythology, literature, and nature; in other cases, Plaug turned his eye to his immediate surroundings, producing exquisite, beautifully colored, floral studies, forest scenes, and landscapes that recall the work of Gustave Baumann. Plaug also produced much figural work, from studio nudes to genre scenes. In the 1930s, his subject matter and style began to take on the characteristics of American regionalism and social realism; many of his works from this period depict people at work and in social situations. During World War II he channeled much energy to defense-related efforts, and, like so many artists, to creating images to promote the Allied cause; at other times, he was evidently also engaged in &amp;quot;civilian&amp;quot; advertising and commercial projects. By the 1950s Plaug had begun a deep and extended engagement with abstraction, producing a number of dynamic works that employed geometric elements, symbolism and surrealism, and drip techniques in various combinations. By the 1980s, his &amp;quot;abstract&amp;quot; mode had evolved into juxtapositions of pure color, sometimes shading one into the next. Throughout his career, Plaug demonstrated mastery in a wide range of media, including pencil and ink drawings, crayons and pastels, watercolors, printmaking (especially woodblocks), and oils. A longtime instructor at Skidmore College, Plaug last exhibited his work in 1999, having witnessed virtually every major art movement from the epochal accomplishments of Claude Monet and Pablo Picasso to the aesthetic antics of Jeff Koons and Damien Hirst.--The above copyright 2008 by ancientandmodern. Not to be copied or reproduced in any form without express written permission of the author. Provenance: The estate of the artist; dispersed by a Connecticut auction firm All of the artwork I offer is guaranteed as represented. PAYMENT/SHIPPING: Offered with no reserve! Successful U.S. bidder pays $7.00 for carefully packed shipping (international bidders: inquire for rates); PayPal. I will gladly combine shipping for items purchased in the same calendar week (Sunday to Saturday). See my auctions for fine art and folk art, including additional works by Plaug, Americana and historical memorabilia, used and rare books, and other collectibles.


1920s Otto Plaug Southwestern Mountain Landscape Western Drawing Charcoal N/r!
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		<title>Western Art Edgar Payne 1883-1947 Great Western Oil Painting Nr!!</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 07 Aug 2011 21:05:46 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is western style artwork dating from Unknown.  This Original is sold by the Dealer or Reseller located in Edison NJ, US, zip code 08817. This is nice to get if you want Landscapes art.








Available here is an Original Oil on Board Painting by the famous Edgar Payne (1883-1947). This Great Western Oil Painting by Edgar Payne is a classic action depiction of the Native Americans raiding the &amp;quot;The Wagon Train Attack''... The size is 11.5'' x 15.5'' without the frame and 18'' x 21'' with frame....This painting is all original with no restoration and in good condition! There is a scratch on the painting on the upper left side as visible in pics (see pic number 7) if winning bidder wants - the dealer has a professional that can restore it, or the winning bidder can have it as it is....(please notify) The frame is not original..... The painting is signed on the lower right side bottom....Please e-mail with any questions and good luck bidding! Shipping will be $30 anywhere in the U.S. and $40 worlwide via U.P.S. Born in Washburn, Missouri, Edgar Payne became one of the foremost plein-air landscape painters of California in the early 20th century. He is best known for his majestic Sierra Nevada Mountain scenes, and depicted so many Indians on horseback riding through the Sierra Nevada Mountains that a mountain lake, Lake Payne, was named for him. He painted many works &amp;quot;en plein air&amp;quot; and also did numerous sketches from which he later did studio paintings. He worked quickly and completed about one painting per day. He depicted many other locations as well including the coast of Laguna Beach, the Canadian Rockies, the French and Swiss Alps, the Italian and French Riviera, fishing scenes of Italy and France, and landscapes in the Southwest including the Grand Canyon and Canyon de Chelly in Arizona. Payne was active in Chicago early in his career and there had a distinguished reputation for painting stage scenery for famous actresses and for mural painting. He left home at age 14 because his father objected so strongly to his son's dedication to an art career. He earned money painting houses, stage sets and murals, and traveled through the Ozarks, Texas, Mexico and Chicago where he received a major commission from the Congress Hotel for an 11,000 foot mural of Italian gardens. (Since destroyed). In Chicago, he was active with the Chicago Society of Artists and the Alumni Association of the Art Institute. He was self-taught except for a brief period at the Art Institute of Chicago. Of his art education, his daughter said: &amp;quot;My father never studied with anyone. He tried the Chicago Art Institute for a little while, but he didn't like it. He considered himself to be completely self-taught.&amp;quot; (&amp;quot;Plein Air&amp;quot; 26) In 1909, he first visited California and painted scenes of Laguna Beach and San Francisco. During this time he discovered the beauty of the Sierra Nevada mountains, where he returned continually throughout his career for the inspiration that led to his signature paintings and a turning from murals and stage sets to landscape painting. He married artist Elsie Palmer in 1912, and the couple with their daughter, Evelyn, born in 1914, moved to Laguna Beach. They rented a beach-side cottage while Edgar built a home, which was the only one the family ever owned. They lived in it for three years, and it was a uniquely stable time for the family that traveled frequently in search of painting subjects. Payne decided he wanted to have an art gallery for exhibiting artists, and in 1920 he became the founder and first president of the Laguna Beach Art Association and the Gallery of Laguna Beach. The first meeting was held in his studio. The Paynes later moved to Los Angeles so they could be closer to the Stendahl Galleries, which was in the Ambassador Hotel and represented his work. In 1916, the Santa Fe Railroad commissioned him to paint the Southwest, and the couple spent four months in Canyon de Chelly. They also traveled and sketched the Grand Canyon and scenes of New Mexico and spent several years, 1922 to 1924, in Europe. Payne had a commercial artist friend, George Evans, who visited them in Europe, and according to Payne's daughter, Evans and the Paynes spent much time looking at artwork in museum. In the 1923 Paris Salon, Payne won an Honorable Mention, which was significant recognition because more than 7000 paintings were exhibited. During the Depression, Payne took teaching jobs to earn money for him and his family, and he also wrote his book, &amp;quot;Composition of Outdoor Painting&amp;quot;, which, with many printings, has been a popular guide to landscape painting. He and his wife continued to spend much time in New York City and had planned to build a house there, but did not start the project because of the economy. The couple separated in 1932, but Elsie, who subsequently had a very successful career, returned to live with him towards the end of his life when he was ill. A major problem between them was his dominant personality and her resentment that her own considerable talents were submerged by his demands. Apparently he felt remorse. Their daughter wrote that &amp;quot;the last words her father spoke to her on his last day of life in 1947 were that 'he was sorry he had been so selfish and that everything had been for his art.' &amp;quot; (&amp;quot;Plein Air&amp;quot; 26)


Edgar Payne 1883-1947 Great Western Oil Painting Nr!!
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		<title>Western Art Edgar Payne 1883-1947 Great Western Oil Painting Nr!!</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 10 Jun 2011 18:07:06 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is western style art created around Unknown.  This Original is sold by the Dealer or Reseller located in Edison NJ, US, zip code 08817. This is amazing to get if you like Landscapes art.








Available here is an Original Oil on Board Painting by the famous Edgar Payne (1883-1947). This Great Western Oil Painting by Edgar Payne is a classic action depiction of the Native Americans raiding the &amp;quot;The Wagon Train Attack''... The size is 11.5'' x 15.5'' without the frame and 18'' x 21'' with frame....This painting is all original with no restoration and in good condition! There is a scratch on the painting on the upper left side as visible in pics (see pic number 7) if winning bidder wants - the dealer has a professional that can restore it, or the winning bidder can have it as it is....(please notify) The frame is not original..... The painting is signed on the lower right side bottom....Please e-mail with any questions and good luck bidding! Shipping will be $30 anywhere in the U.S. and $40 worlwide via U.P.S. Born in Washburn, Missouri, Edgar Payne became one of the foremost plein-air landscape painters of California in the early 20th century. He is best known for his majestic Sierra Nevada Mountain scenes, and depicted so many Indians on horseback riding through the Sierra Nevada Mountains that a mountain lake, Lake Payne, was named for him. He painted many works &amp;quot;en plein air&amp;quot; and also did numerous sketches from which he later did studio paintings. He worked quickly and completed about one painting per day. He depicted many other locations as well including the coast of Laguna Beach, the Canadian Rockies, the French and Swiss Alps, the Italian and French Riviera, fishing scenes of Italy and France, and landscapes in the Southwest including the Grand Canyon and Canyon de Chelly in Arizona. Payne was active in Chicago early in his career and there had a distinguished reputation for painting stage scenery for famous actresses and for mural painting. He left home at age 14 because his father objected so strongly to his son's dedication to an art career. He earned money painting houses, stage sets and murals, and traveled through the Ozarks, Texas, Mexico and Chicago where he received a major commission from the Congress Hotel for an 11,000 foot mural of Italian gardens. (Since destroyed). In Chicago, he was active with the Chicago Society of Artists and the Alumni Association of the Art Institute. He was self-taught except for a brief period at the Art Institute of Chicago. Of his art education, his daughter said: &amp;quot;My father never studied with anyone. He tried the Chicago Art Institute for a little while, but he didn't like it. He considered himself to be completely self-taught.&amp;quot; (&amp;quot;Plein Air&amp;quot; 26) In 1909, he first visited California and painted scenes of Laguna Beach and San Francisco. During this time he discovered the beauty of the Sierra Nevada mountains, where he returned continually throughout his career for the inspiration that led to his signature paintings and a turning from murals and stage sets to landscape painting. He married artist Elsie Palmer in 1912, and the couple with their daughter, Evelyn, born in 1914, moved to Laguna Beach. They rented a beach-side cottage while Edgar built a home, which was the only one the family ever owned. They lived in it for three years, and it was a uniquely stable time for the family that traveled frequently in search of painting subjects. Payne decided he wanted to have an art gallery for exhibiting artists, and in 1920 he became the founder and first president of the Laguna Beach Art Association and the Gallery of Laguna Beach. The first meeting was held in his studio. The Paynes later moved to Los Angeles so they could be closer to the Stendahl Galleries, which was in the Ambassador Hotel and represented his work. In 1916, the Santa Fe Railroad commissioned him to paint the Southwest, and the couple spent four months in Canyon de Chelly. They also traveled and sketched the Grand Canyon and scenes of New Mexico and spent several years, 1922 to 1924, in Europe. Payne had a commercial artist friend, George Evans, who visited them in Europe, and according to Payne's daughter, Evans and the Paynes spent much time looking at artwork in museum. In the 1923 Paris Salon, Payne won an Honorable Mention, which was significant recognition because more than 7000 paintings were exhibited. During the Depression, Payne took teaching jobs to earn money for him and his family, and he also wrote his book, &amp;quot;Composition of Outdoor Painting&amp;quot;, which, with many printings, has been a popular guide to landscape painting. He and his wife continued to spend much time in New York City and had planned to build a house there, but did not start the project because of the economy. The couple separated in 1932, but Elsie, who subsequently had a very successful career, returned to live with him towards the end of his life when he was ill. A major problem between them was his dominant personality and her resentment that her own considerable talents were submerged by his demands. Apparently he felt remorse. Their daughter wrote that &amp;quot;the last words her father spoke to her on his last day of life in 1947 were that 'he was sorry he had been so selfish and that everything had been for his art.' &amp;quot; (&amp;quot;Plein Air&amp;quot; 26)


Edgar Payne 1883-1947 Great Western Oil Painting Nr!!
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		<title>Western Art Emigration To The Western Country After Darley Drawing!</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 21 Aug 2010 04:06:10 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is Realism style artwork dating from Unknown.  This Original is sold by the Dealer or Reseller located in Greensboro, North Carolina, zip code 27403. This is amazing work if you want Landscapes art.








Original Drawing &amp;quot;After Darley&amp;quot; Emmigration to Western Country Signed in Lower Right by &amp;quot;H.S.&amp;quot; After the Original by F. O. C. Darley ~~Undated~~ ************************************** Original pencil or charcol on paper-covered board. Measures 16 inches wide by 12 1/4 inches tall. The top left of the drawing has written &amp;quot;...migration to Western County (After &amp;quot;Darley&amp;quot;).&amp;quot; Along the bottom edge seems to be written &amp;quot;KL1382 -- 9 -- 133 pc ------3 1/2&amp;quot;.&amp;quot; At the lower right of the drawing are the initials &amp;quot;HS&amp;quot;. There are pin holes at the top and the bottom of the board. Felix Octavius Carr Darley (1821-1888) was an American illustrator born in Philadelphia, Pa. He was prolific and popular and illustrated for Lossing's &amp;quot;History of the United States&amp;quot; as well as for the works of Washington Irving, James Fenimore Cooper, Henry W. Longfellow, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Charles Dickens, and for Edgar Allan Poe's &amp;quot;The Gold Bug&amp;quot;. We do not know who did the actual rendition of this drawing. It is from the original of Darley's &amp;quot;Emmigration to the Western Country&amp;quot; and is signed &amp;quot;HS&amp;quot;. It is a very good hand-drawn copy of Darley's work, and it could have been a copy drawn up as an illustration in a book. There are some identifying marks on the reverse of the board, but the printer's information is cut in half. The board was manufactured or sold in New York, and some type of mark was offered which is mostly trimmed away. On one edge of the reverse is printed &amp;quot;34290&amp;quot;, and written beneath it is &amp;quot;8346&amp;quot;. **Important Note: Make sure you check out our other auctions this week. We will be listing a number of old leatherbound books, some attractive bindings, and some rare Americana and early religious books. We have an exceptional offering this week, and most auctions start at $9.99 an with NO RESERVE!!! CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR OTHER AUCTIONS!!!! ********************** Want to see this item? Come visit our OPEN SHOP in Greensboro, North Carolina. We have over 15,000 used &amp;amp; rare books on the shelves from the 1600s to the current time. Shop Hours: 10-6 Mondays ~~ Saturdays Pages Past -- Used &amp;amp; Rare Books / 1837 Spring Garden St. / Greensboro, N.C. 27403 Telephone: 336-574-1877 www.pagespast.bizhosting.com We BUY AND SELL Books every day! If you have a collection of books you want to move, let us know. We are proud (and slightly amazed) to have serviced the Greensboro area with an open bookshop for over 13 years. Thanks to our local customers who continue to support an open used bookshop! Don't forget to check out our other auctions! We often list a number of old and unusual books every week.... American history, local books, travel &amp;amp; exploration, old leatherbound and religious books, and simply antiquarian and attractive Victorian books! Powered by eBay Turbo ListerThe free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.



Emigration To The Western Country After Darley Drawing!
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		<title>Western Art Fine Art Russell Just A Little Sunshine  Cowboy Western</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 22 Dec 2009 23:06:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is Vintage themed artwork dating from 1800-1899.  This Reproduction is offered by the auctioneer located in Phoenix, zip code 85206. This is nice work if you want Landscapes art.








view my other auctions below: visit my entire auction showcase Description Click to Enlarge A vintage fine art print on real cotton CANVAS, from a famous artist watercolor, by western artist: Charles Russell TITLE: Just a Little Sunshine, circa 1898 Makes a GREAT Gift! Image size approx. 8&amp;quot; x 10&amp;quot;. These are perfect for anyone with limited wall space. Please see special notice below the picture. Prints are specially sized to fit in an 8 x 10&amp;quot; frame, or larger frame with mat. We keep all of the aspect ratios of the original art, and yet design them to fit within the opening on a standard frame. Condition: Brand NEW &amp;amp; Mint. Date: vintage Media: Excellent quality, heavyweight, real cotton artists canvas, suitable for framing. New reprint of original posterMuch nicer than this small thumbnail shows! Bid with confidence. No games, No gimmicks, NO reserves. Just GREAT deals! NEW!!!!! Many of our prints and posters are now available on a LARGE 13&amp;quot; x 19&amp;quot; paper size with image to be as large as possible without changing the aspect ratios of the original. This is the same quality cotton canvas for our NEW large size prints. These start at approx. 14.99, with very LOW shipping costs. We haven't listed all of our items to this format yet, so if you have questions, please email us at just4allkids@yahoo.com. NOTE: Giclee is a method of reproducing, in fine detail and original art print, poster or other paper keepsake. It is often stored on digital files. The GICLEE process uses vivid and bright UV inks, and archival canvas, or other paper. Giclee sees everything, and copies it perfectly. Some of the orignal pcs. are crisp and clear, while others are more obscure. Since these are smaller copies of BIG posters, some of the fine print may be harder to read. These are not photo copies, or low res. camera produced images. Various images will have different aspect ratios (or the proportion between width and height). We do not change the original attributes in any way. Our prints fit nicely into a standard 8 x 10 frame, or into a larger frame with 8 x 10 mat. These insets for these frames are smaller than 8 x 10, and images are made to be trimmed as needed. UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS THIS ITEM HAS A MINIMUM LIFE OF 100 YEARS. WE USE UV INKS TO MAKE OUR REPRODUCTIONS. Colors are vibrant, rich and true to the original pc.This item is also available on fine quality paper, and ready to frame. Please go to my Eaby store to see the hundreds of great posters, prints, and associated items I have for sale there. http://stores.ebay.com/just4kids4fun NOTE: My mailing address is: 4754 E. Emelita Ave., Mesa, Az. 85206 Phone# + 480-985-9213 Shipping is $3.50 for one print, and just 1.00 for each additionalwithin the US only. This does NOT include insurance. I am happy to combine your items for a savings in shipping costs I am proud to ship all over the world, and will quote the exact shipping cost upon request. I welcome Paypal. Please contact me ASAP, and pay for your item within 10 days.I will work with you to find the best, and least expensive mode of shipping. Insurance is the responsibility of the buyer, and I highly recommend it. I am not responsible for items lost or damaged by the PO. At times, I may self insure my auctions, so that there is no hassle or long waits for refunds from the USPS. I will not advertise items that are damaged, and will not ship them that way. Please make sure that I have your correct shipping address. I always leave positive feedback when a transaction is complete to the satisfaction of both parties. Please do the same. Please ask questions before you bid. I am:Carol EadsJust4allkids@yahoo.com. Thanks for looking, and God bless! 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed! If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase please contact us immediately. If we cannot resolve the problem we will refund your money. That is our guarantee. Kindness is Contagious! Payment and Shipping I welcome Paypal. lease contact me ASAP, and pay for your item within 10 days. Shipping is $3.50 for one print, and 1.00 for each additional like item,within the US only.This does NOT include insurance. I am happy to combine your items for a savings in shipping costs. I am proud to ship all over the world, and will quote the exact shipping cost upon request. Postal rates have gone. Our fees are very nominal, and do not include any amount for handling. I welcome Paypal. Please contact me ASAP, and pay for your item within 10 days.I will work with you to find the best, and least expensive mode of shipping. Insurance is the responsibility of the buyer, and I highly recommend it. I am not responsible for items lost or damaged by the PO. At times, I may self insure my auctions, so that there is no hassle or long waits for refunds from the USPS. I will not advertise items that are damaged, and will not ship them that way. Just one of inkFrog's Creations justartrageous Store



Fine Art Russell Just A Little Sunshine  Cowboy Western
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