Glen Lea
Catalog no.
0033
Year
1975
Subject
Landscape
Media
Oil and Acrylics /
Oil on board
Size (H x W)
21 x 27 inches
Availability
Sold
This was the home of some good friends. It was repainted and framed in 2008. An ink sketch(Cat. No. 98), also belongs to Mrs. Cartwright, a former occupant, of which there is no image available.
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