Fall Landscape, William C. Palmer Signed 1972 Mixed Media on Paper textural and then that top hat

and then that top hat

for the circus furniture

It was made from a "400 year old bristle cone pine" by a JE Lux (or JELUX)

portraying Dick Turpin and The Brothers' Gibbet at Gonerby

with some toning/staining visible around the unpainted perimeter but not much visible on the painting itself--just a little in the pale blue sky

Fall Landscape, William C. Palmer Signed 1972 Mixed Media on Paper textural and then that top hatI pulled this one out of an old frame in order to see it better, and quite a lovely impressionistic expressionistic landscape I think it is, which feels true to an October view of hills and trees and grasses around these parts. It was signed and dated October 28, 1972 by William Charles Palmer (American Canadian, 1906 1987), quite a notable artist, with an extensive record of auction sales. Born in Des Moines, Iowa, Palmer studied at the Arts Students