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Thursday, January 17, 2019
Overland Car Assemblage from 1917 by Paul Wolber
9.75 in x 9.125 in x .75 in
3D carved and painted composition $315.00 USD with free shipping in US.
For outside US please contact me for shipping
This assemblage is a 3D relief carved image that is more sculptural than most of my artwork. The image is taken from a 1917 photo of my father in an Overland car. The license plate indicates this was an Illinois 1917 plate, however the Overland could be 1917 or possibly earlier model. In the assemblage I’ve included a larger scale image of the license plate and also a larger image of the Overland logo from the car radiator. The image is made to hang on the wall with a hanging notch carved in back.
The Overland was the highest selling car during this period, second only to Ford. Overland was ultimately unsuccessful as an automaker, partly because it attempted to make too many models and luxury features compared to Ford and other automakers that made more basic models that were more affordable.
If you have a classic model car such as this that you would like a carved relief created, please contact me about a possible commission.
For questions or more information please email me at: wolberinchina@hotmail.com
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The idea to do a daily painting began for me in November 2006 as a way to make paintings available to a growing number of collectors. Large original paintings cost more than many people are willing or able to pay, however small original works can be purchased for a reasonable price. It’s a very democratic idea to make art available so more people can collect original artworks. I create a new painting every few days with subjects varying depending on the ideas I'm currently considering. My paintings are acrylic on hand primed board with a 1/2inch edge to easily hang without a frame. All paintings posted are for sale unless indicated and I’ve shipped throughout the USA, Canada and internationally. If you see a painting you like, it may be purchased using the “Buy Now” button on my blog, my Daily Painters gallery, or sending an email to me. Because colors on a computer screen are not always accurate, when purchasing I guarantee your satisfaction or you may return the work for a full refund. Please take time to browse my blog archives above and enjoy the blog.___ © Copyright by Paul Wolber
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