Stillman Manor Reproduction by Alda Kaufman kids Constructed pieces evolve from simple

Constructed pieces evolve from simple and natural patterns found everywhere from shells in the sea to molecular patterns in the world of the atom

I use many family heirlooms in my work--grandmother's linens

which is comprised mostly of recycled plastic water bottles

Size: approximately 8" wide x 9

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Stillman Manor Reproduction by Alda Kaufman kids Constructed pieces evolve from simpleThis piece features the Stillman Manor in Galena, Illinois. Size: matted to 11" x 14". This is a reproduction of an original watercolor by Alda Kaufman of Dubuque, Iowa. Born of Latvian parents in Munich, Germany, Alda Kirulis Kaufman immigrated to the United States in 1951. A long time resident of Dubuque, Kaufman studied watercolor painting under numerous nationally known artists and is a signature member of the Iowa Watercolor Society and Iowa