or embracing the void and hanging it just as is
Best of all are those green polka dotted roosters on the end
but this is the first flat paintbrush among them
I think Canadian as that's where it came from
but it is well stuck on and I'm leaving it alone
Profile Carving of Handsome Owen Cranly by His Son Henry Native American quill box or embracing the void andSo handsome! And pretty heroic looking too, as if a study for a medal to be cast in bronze! Carved of pine, late 19th early 20th century American I would think, by Henry, the son of the subject, who certainly appears to have been quite proud of his father, whose name, hand written on the reverse, appears to have been Owen Cranly, or perhaps Granly. I especially love those great waves of hair, and special care taken with the ear. 7 7 8" t x 3 1 2" w x