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<p>[QUOTE="ksminsf, post: 241655, member: 4759"]CheersDears- it sure could be! Forgot to post some additional information: This was framed at Flax in Los Angeles, which was their first location...and it opened in 1950! The sacking looks almost identical to the linen this is painted on, which is just a slightly tighter weave with a bit more character and nearly the same color. I've searched for every version of C. Jackson on the west coast- but since the dogwood isn't indigenous to these parts, I lost steam. I wondered if this wasn't older, perhaps brought over from Europe after the war but not framed until later (50s per your suggestion). A major long shot, I know. When I look at her I see Eastern European folk painting, but does this say mid-century Americana to the rest of you? I am confident I've been barking up the wrong dogwood tree, which is why I've yet to discover much more.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ksminsf, post: 241655, member: 4759"]CheersDears- it sure could be! Forgot to post some additional information: This was framed at Flax in Los Angeles, which was their first location...and it opened in 1950! The sacking looks almost identical to the linen this is painted on, which is just a slightly tighter weave with a bit more character and nearly the same color. I've searched for every version of C. Jackson on the west coast- but since the dogwood isn't indigenous to these parts, I lost steam. I wondered if this wasn't older, perhaps brought over from Europe after the war but not framed until later (50s per your suggestion). A major long shot, I know. When I look at her I see Eastern European folk painting, but does this say mid-century Americana to the rest of you? I am confident I've been barking up the wrong dogwood tree, which is why I've yet to discover much more.[/QUOTE]
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