Hanging the Wash, 6" x 6"From the Clothesline Set in my Life in the 30s series, this piece provides a slightly whimsical take on an otherwise ordinary task during a difficult decade. The imagery of a clothesline and hanging the wash evokes a sense of nostalgia for many and the way things were done slowly, methodically, simply. Acrylic paints and vintage documents are layered above and below a vintage image from the 30s to lend an aesthetic yet historical perspective to this

their grunginess

An iconic landscape from Woodstock

A piece of history that will soon be gone

5" cradled wood block with natural sides

An original piece of artwork layered with vintage ephemera (including an 1800s ledger

vintage documents (ephemera) and my photography

no framing needed (can also easily stand on shelf on own)

ledgers and stamps) and acrylic paints

Rocky Mountain National Park in the winter

I love this tranquil ride which runs by dozens of barns

I know this is part of the technological world we live in and prefer to see these gems get reused instead of torn down for the eyesore that most cell towers are

hence the title