Painting, Roberta McDowell, Original Plaque, Blue Bird, Wood Framed, Vintage 1970's

• Vintage Original Framed Blue Bird Artwork, Hand Painted Decorative Plaque, Wood Frame, Signed Roberta McDowell, Country Farmhouse Style, Whimsical Home Wall Decor, Unique, (Discontinued)
• Made in: California, USA
• Vintage:  1970's 
• Details:  A charming vintage original by Roberta McDowell, this hand-painted and signed wall plaque, captures a whimsical blue bird perched on a branch, in bright, retro tones. Framed in a gorgeous, gold and beige, authentic wood frame, (no glass).  This is an original work, not a print, the back retains the original foil sticker that reads:  "Original Plaques Designed & Hand Painted by Roberta McDowell, Calif".  Ready to hand with a sawtooth hanger attached.  This 1970's piece brings genuine character to just about any space that needs a bright touch of color.  The artist's distinctive work and folk-art sensibility make it a collectible accent that celebrates vintage craftsmanship and timeless, lighthearted charm.   We also carry a framed Girl with Blue Bird and Flower design by Roberta, if you'd like both paintings, please contact us for a 15% discount.  
• Materials:  Wood, Paint, Metal (hardware)
• Dimensions:  4.25 inches Square, 0.75 inches Deep including frame.  Actual painting is approx. 2" x 2".
• Condition:  Vintage - Used.  Excellent Vintage Condition.  No issues noted.  You may notice some "rippling", all her original paintings are textured.  Please note size.  Please review all pictures as this is part of our description, and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we can't accept returns.  All Sales Final.  Please remember these are ANTIQUE and VINTAGE items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show any scratches, wear and tear and imperfections.   

Roberta McDowell is an American artist.  Born in Wyoming, her parents moved to Southern California when she was just two years old.  Originally started her art career doing stitchery, she has developed her own style, some call "hippie folk-art" and easily identified by the whimsical, bright colors and light hearted subjects she chooses.