Cowboy Art : Edward Borein, Cowboy Artist, Etching, "The Taos Plaza", #591 Handmade Impressive example of tubular shell

Impressive example of tubular shell beads

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Cowboy Art : Edward Borein, Cowboy Artist, Etching, "The Taos Plaza", #591 Handmade Impressive example of tubular shellCowboy Art 591. Description: Edward Borein, Cowboy Artist, signed in pencil lower right, "The Taos Plaza" Dimension: measures 7" x 10. 5" Condition: Excellent. Frame has a small ding in the frame. Provenance: California Auctioneers and Appraisers Additional Edward Brien Etchings can be found at: https: www. etsy. com your shops CulturalPatina sections 16492699 Born in San Leandro, California, Edward Borein became one of the most popular artists of