Antique (1900) Signed Original Art : Rural Landscape - Pen + Ink on Illustration Board by O.H. Herb.
Ink sketch depicts a rural landscape featuring a rustic stone house alongside a smaller attached structure. Cross-hatched, sloped landscape with a detailed, stylized gnarled tree on the left. House built of rough-cut stone blocks paired with a simpler, shingle-roofed lean-to or cabin extension. Faint skyline across a body of water or valley, showing multiple church spires or towers characteristic of a historic European or early American town. Rough-hewn, irregular stone block construction is highly characteristic of early colonial stone houses found in eastern Pennsylvania.
Signed bottom right corner. From the collection of Oswin H. Herb from 1899-1900 during his time at K.S.N.S. Keystone State Normal School - now known as Kutztown University in Pennsylvania. Shows age appropriate discoloration + distress. Some creasing to corners. Dense cluster of sharp, Gothic church spires across the water suggest a historic settlement. This resembles early views of historic towns along the Susquehanna River. KSNS was founded in 1866, and the institution was a prominent regional teacher-training college that eventually evolved into modern-day Kutztown University of Pennsylvania.
Measurements : 5" x 7"
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Antique (1900) Signed Original Art : Rural Landscape - Pen + Ink on Illustration Board by O.H. Herb.
Ink sketch depicts a rural landscape featuring a rustic stone house alongside a smaller attached structure. Cross-hatched, sloped landscape with a detailed, stylized gnarled tree on the left. House built of rough-cut stone blocks paired with a simpler, shingle-roofed lean-to or cabin extension. Faint skyline across a body of water or valley, showing multiple church spires or towers characteristic of a historic European or early American town. Rough-hewn, irregular stone block construction is highly characteristic of early colonial stone houses found in eastern Pennsylvania.
Signed bottom right corner. From the collection of Oswin H. Herb from 1899-1900 during his time at K.S.N.S. Keystone State Normal School - now known as Kutztown University in Pennsylvania. Shows age appropriate discoloration + distress. Some creasing to corners. Dense cluster of sharp, Gothic church spires across the water suggest a historic settlement. This resembles early views of historic towns along the Susquehanna River. KSNS was founded in 1866, and the institution was a prominent regional teacher-training college that eventually evolved into modern-day Kutztown University of Pennsylvania.
Measurements : 5" x 7"
Price Includes Shipping.