SOLD Meat Market, Bakery, Presumed Photographer's Tent, Historically Notable Colorado Gold Rush Era Mounted Photo by David Lamon froggy which left some residue

which left some residue

I really love the manner in which this woman's face was painted

6 5/16” t x 5 3/5” w x 1 1/2” d as it stands and in very good condition

It's been a little while since I've had a ex voto retablo painting in the shop--they seem to be getting evermore precious and hard to come by--so I was especially glad to find this beauty in southern Maine this week

and she initialed the seascape painted on top EMW

SOLD Meat Market, Bakery, Presumed Photographer's Tent, Historically Notable Colorado Gold Rush Era Mounted Photo by David Lamon froggy which left some residueI think this is a stunner, and also a historically notable document, about which I have done some piecing together of information that leads me to believe (exciting to me!) that it captures the convergence of photographer David Lamon and prospector, capitalist and philanthropist Winfield Scott Stratton, who made his fortune in gold mining in and around Cripple Creek, Colorado with one of the area's rich gold veins apparently discovered by none other