Framed Card: Traditional Tulip

Marsoni

M251S

$60.00

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Framed Card: Traditional TulipLynn Sommer lives in Lancaster County, PA, with my husband, after growing up in a small Swiss Mennonite community in Ohio. In my formative years, my parents filled our home with wonderful music, including traditional hymns and traditional folk art motifs. These motifs were found in our quilts, stenciled walls, painted furniture and fraktur. Card front, raised on foam core, framed in hand painted false grain frame. Frame Size: 8. 25" x 10. 25"

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