SOLD Scratch Made Galvanized Tin House with Glass Windows, Opening Door and Green Roof mid-century snapshot Quite a lovely object I

Quite a lovely object I think

fabulous boots

and Passamoquoddy Nations

but it's Randolph Madlem's transcription of a story about hopping grass-eating rabbits that breaks my heart

yielding a contemporary artwork that functions as a gorgeous three dimensional drawing

SOLD Scratch Made Galvanized Tin House with Glass Windows, Opening Door and Green Roof mid-century snapshot Quite a lovely object II found this one in New Bedford, Massachusetts this week, and would bet it was made as part of a model railroad set up, probably as a train station shelter or control station. I love a scratch made tin structure of any sort, and really like the proportions of this one, and the large windows on three sides, backed with glass. Plus a door with handle that opens out, and bright green painted pitched roof and a dark red painted interior glimpsed by