artist proof, to Phyllis, 1978, by J. W. Rice (click to embiggen) |
I did some poking around online, but didn't come up with anything much about the artist. I hope someone out there will eventually help me out. It's a lovely loose portrait of an older gentleman with longish 70s hair and a rumpled jacket; perfect now in the manor dining room. Anybody recognize him? He was lurking in the Goodwill store in Dublin, Ohio.
this is before I inserted two perfectly mellow 70s pennies |
You have the best finds....
ReplyDeleteGreat shoes, girl! Love the A. Hepburn connection.
ReplyDeleteI've not heard of J W Rice, but from looking at the picture, I can certainly say 'he knew what he was doing'.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll follow your lead and head for the Goodwill tomorrow. I hope I have at least a bit of your success.
ReplyDeleteThat's a fine result. Love the loafers.
ReplyDeleteGreat finds, indeed! :-)
ReplyDeleteLove those loafers.
You are either loved or feared at that store! ;-)
you have hepburn feet
ReplyDeleteyeah, those new pennies don't have the 'feel' do they?
ReplyDeleteSuki: I seriously want her cute jacket and bicycle too...oh and what the hell...throw in the doggy too...
ReplyDeleteAnne Rice's brother? I sense the style is that of Leonardo. Definitely has that vibe. Classy loafers~!
ReplyDeleteI definitely want to come to your estate sale someday!
ReplyDeleteThe Goodwills in Memphis sort of suck. But I occasionally find a good cook book.
ReplyDeleteYou always score the greatest finds!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely ankles you have, Tess! :)
ReplyDeleteI had to look up 'penny loafers'. So now I wonder how you attached the 70's pennies and where. You will soon need to extend the manor to accommodate future Godwill goodies!
ReplyDeletePS. I am in the market for a bicycle with a basket. Haven't seen one for ages.