"Raven Skull" Diptych from Comparative Anatomy Portfolio Pacific Northwest by Dianne Kornberg 1993 Sculpture 5 cm X 133

5 cm X 133

A fine pair of antique oil paintings Scottish Highland Scenes by George Frederick Buchanan (1800-1874)Landscapist George Frederick Buchanan was based in Edinburgh when he first exhibited at the Scottish Academy in 1841

Both sides of the chest having hand-forged iron carrying handles within a deeply carved lozenge design and corresponding geometric floral devices

much more spontaneous and dynamic painting style which he developed further during his years in London and finally during his time as one of the "Berliner Neue Wilden" at the beginning of the 80s

Anne Bloom located at 124 New Bond Street London for 1500 (Great British Pounds) which is now equivalent to over 30

"Raven Skull" Diptych from Comparative Anatomy Portfolio Pacific Northwest by Dianne Kornberg 1993 Sculpture 5 cm X 133DIANNE KORNBERG (1945) RAVEN SKULL, Diptych from Comparative Anatomy Portfolio, 1993 A selenium toned gelatin silver print edition 7 15. Housed in a high quality hardwood frame with acid free and UV materials. Kornberg is a Professor Emerita at Pacific Northwest College of Art, Portland, Oregon, she relocated her studio to an Island in the San Juan Archipelago in Washington State. Since that time she has been collaborating with two poets, making