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<p>[QUOTE="Bakersgma, post: 220821, member: 59"]I think it might be close to impossible to get an ID on just who the "artist" was. This is tourist souvenir work, the kind of thing sold in "gift shops" and hung in motel rooms along the coast for years. A nice piece of wood, but not exactly "great art" IMHO. The reference to "Holy Lands" is strange - since Oregon and the Middle East are so far apart - but does sound to me like this could have been done a few decades ago - like the 80's?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bakersgma, post: 220821, member: 59"]I think it might be close to impossible to get an ID on just who the "artist" was. This is tourist souvenir work, the kind of thing sold in "gift shops" and hung in motel rooms along the coast for years. A nice piece of wood, but not exactly "great art" IMHO. The reference to "Holy Lands" is strange - since Oregon and the Middle East are so far apart - but does sound to me like this could have been done a few decades ago - like the 80's?[/QUOTE]
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