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Message:: [QUOTE="Darkwing Manor, post: 364385, member: 738"]I like it! It's older than what we usually see here in southern Oregon, and a more pleasing color.. I mostly see  Depression era pieces in ungraceful , honye-hued forms . As for connoisseurship, I couldn't say,  but here is some research reading you can tackle:Books on Tramp Art: <ul> <li>Helaine Fendelman (1975). Tramp Art, An Itinerant's Folk Art. New York: E. P. Dutton & CO.</li> <li>Clifford A Wallach and Michael Cornish (1998). Tramp Art, One Notch at a Time. New York: Wallach-Irons.</li> <li>Helaine Fendelman and Jonathan Taylor (1999). Tramp Art A Folk Art Phenomenon. NY: Stewart, Tabori & Chang.</li> <li>Clifford A Wallach (2009). Tramp Art Another Notch, Folk Art from the Heart. Atglen, PA: Schiffer Publishing Ltd.</li> <li>Clifford A Wallach (2012). A Legacy in Tramp Art. Atglen, Pa: Schiffer Publishing Ltd.</li> </ul>[/QUOTE]