FREE: GRANDMA MOSES FOLK ART, "RED BARN" SOLD FROM ART DEALER JUST AFTER WW11, FRAMED. VG CONDITION

The listing, GRANDMA MOSES FOLK ART, "RED BARN" SOLD FROM ART DEALER JUST AFTER WW11, FRAMED. VG CONDITION has ended.

AUTHORIZED REPRO ,GRANDMA MOSES PROPERTIES, S-995.C.& A RICHARDS(art dealer), BOSTON MASS
is what the Label says along with the title which is in my heading
Above the label(bank of this artwork) is a nice picture of Grandma Moses and her written name probably a facsimile autograph. I can't tell. That is photo 2, the best my camera would do it.
Nicely wood framed(white) --art is on barkcloth. =Lovely condition , There is a small scratch which took a tiny bit of paint off left lower corner of FRAME. Art itself is in great condition.

. It is a nice primitive and I really like it. From a high class art dealer in Bostonr!!! Read description This is AUTHORIZED This is quality SOLD from that art dealer From just after WW11

Anna Mary Robertson Moses (September 7, 1860 – December 13, 1961), known by her nickname Grandma Moses, was a renowned American folk artist. Having begun painting in earnest at the age of 78, she is often cited as an example of an individual successfully beginning a career in the arts at an advanced age.

From a source on the net__
AUTHORIZED GRANDMA MOSES DETAIL PAINTING THE RED BARN (S-955) from her painting EARLY SPRINGTIME ON THE FARM. Pre-1950's; an AUTHORIZED FRAMED REPRODUCTION THROUGH C & A RICHARDS, BOSTON MASS. This is a company that framed for many artists: one of their specialties was smaller 'DETAIL' PAINTINGS taken from larger works, reproduced and framed in what I think was a successful attempt to get artists and their art into the working class homes after WWII.(post 1945) These were affordably done, smaller so not a huge amount of wall space needed.
This reproduction done on barkcloth ~ there is texturizing of the medium, and colors are muted/washed-out, which was done purposefully.
Painting measures 6-1/2 in. across, 4-5/8 in. high. Wooden frame is simple

GRANDMA MOSES WAS OVER 100 YEARS OLD WHEN SHE DIED. OOOPs my finger got in the photo!