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This museum reproduction by Nancy Rosier of Williamsburg Virginia is based on a old design from 1825.  The original theorem can in the Abby Aldrich Folk Art Museum from time to time.

The colors used in this theorem remain exceptionally fresh and vibrant, particularly the reds and greens. The shading of leaves and fruit produce a strong three-demensional quality.

This theorem was featured in the June 2006 edition of Early American Life when Nancy Rosier was select.

This theorem is sometimes featured at the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum in Colonial Williamsburg

This is a great theorem and very typical of theorems done during the 1810 - 1860 time frame.

 

 

Basket of Fruit
Museum Reproduction by Nancy Rosier

 

Testimonial - June 15th 2010 Okay, this is no lie. From the time I unwrapped my painting until the time we left for dinner (approx 45 minutes) I cried every time I looked at it. All my husband could do was put his arm around me and giggle silently as his wife was moved to tears! Nancy, it is EXQUISITE! It exceeded my expectations (and believe me, they were high!) 2-fold! I am giving you the BIGGEST online hug in the world. Nancy, I cannot express how I feel just THINKING about it right now! I’m tearing up just picturing it in my mind. No really, I’m not kidding. Your work is fantastic. I read the other day about the Craft Fair that you recommend in the little VA town (can’t remember right off) and I’m seriously considering making it down there just to see you and thank you in person. Thank you so much! I would fill my home with your work but I don’t want to take away from the rarity of such a lovely art form. Maybe another piece or two…we’ll see. Thanks a million times over! If I make it down in the fall to the festival I will surely hunt you down! Liz

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