Marvin Finn Shaped Wood Folk Sculpture of Rooster, 2001
Marvin Finn (Alabama, 1913-2007)
Untitled (chicken), 2001
Painted wood
Signed and dated underneath
Marvin Finn was keen to woodworking as a young boy, whittling toys for himself and others out of necessity. He began woodworking full time in 1966 and was persuaded by a friend to publicly display his talents in 1972 where he was spotted and his folk art collected by Kentucky First Lady Phyllis George. Marvin Finn has since earned an international reputation and his work can be found in European collections as well as in the United States.
Condition
- some abrasions and accretion throughout.
Dimensions
20.0" W x 24.5" H x 6.75" D
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Marvin Finn (Alabama, 1913-2007)
Untitled (chicken), 2001
Painted wood
Signed and dated underneath
Marvin Finn was keen to woodworking as a young boy, whittling toys for himself and others out of necessity. He began woodworking full time in 1966 and was persuaded by a friend to publicly display his talents in 1972 where he was spotted and his folk art collected by Kentucky First Lady Phyllis George. Marvin Finn has since earned an international reputation and his work can be found in European collections as well as in the United States.
Condition
- some abrasions and accretion throughout.
Dimensions
20.0" W x 24.5" H x 6.75" D