Farmer's Equity, 6" x 6"This piece comes my Life in the 30s and features Farmers Equity grain elevators and business in Montana. Acrylic paints and authentic ephemera (receipts, ledgers, newspaper and farmers almanac clippings from the late 1800s early 1900s) layered with a vintage image from the 1930s lends an aesthetic quality and historical perspective to this piece of original mixed media art. Specifications: artwork measures 6"x6" on canvas panel art is signed; backside

acrylic paints and oil pastels above and below my photography from Industrial Row in Hartford

A modern twist on a historical reference

• artwork is 5x7 nested in a natural wood strip frame measuring approximately 6" x 8" x 1

Connecticut is home to hundreds of old mills from the 1800s and 1900s and this building is part of a row of abandoned mills in Hartford CT

• nestled in a natural wood floating frame that measures 13"x13"x1

This piece comes my Life in the 30s and features a milk cart an old house in the then mining town of Telluride

vintage-inspired piece of original contemporary art

1800s receipt and vintage ledgers) are layered above and below a vintage image from the 30s which lends not only an aesthetic quality but also a historical perspective to this piece of original art

A classic rural scene of a sleepy rural town with one large water tower and one street light in town

it was recently used for storage by the CT Department of Transportation and is currently being considered for adaptive reuse

• art is 4" x 4" on a wood panel set in a 5x5x1

• artwork is 12" x 16" x 1