Quite a finely done watercolor
I found this one at a recent estate sale in Weston
A similar evolution marks his surfaces—from unpainted early carvings in the late 1960s to the introduction of paint
The one with the pink shirt and mint green lower half with come out of his base
I can safely assume that most of you who are anxious to draw have a sense of rhythm which stimulates the wish to make drawings of the animal you love and appreciate
Vintage Folk Art Oriole, Signed H. Sloan, Maine men boxing Quite a finely done watercolorThis is one of six carved and painted birds I found together, all signed H. Sloan, Maine, and I believe dating to the 1980s or so. I've found a few other birds signed by Sloan out there on the internet, but haven't been able to dig up anything about him, and don't have a first name. Clearly he loved his birds, perhaps including as a vehicle for bright color, as is the the case with this charming orange Oriole. 5 3 8" long measured beak to tail; 3 3 8"