A sculpted Wood Lamp & Matching Shade By Paul Caron
Located in Huntington, NY
A sculpted Wood Lamp & Matching Shade By Paul Caron
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Vintage 1950s Canadian Arts and Crafts Table Lamps
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Wood
Paul Caron
Midcentury Folk Art Ashstand with Figure Hand Carved by Paul Emile Caron C1969
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Midcentury Folk Art Ashstand with Figure Hand Carved by Paul Emile Caron C1969
Located in Port Jervis, NY
Fabulous hand carved ash tray stand by master carver Paul Emile Caron. Totally hand carved with a figure with axe at the base chopping at the tree trunk.
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Vintage 1960s Canadian Folk Art Sculptures and Carvings
Materials
Ceramic, Fir
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Paul-Emile Caron Style Wood Carving of a Man
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Known for its Folk Art wood carvings, the Quebecois village of Saint-Jean-Port-Joli in Canada pioneered a gestural but modest style of carving made famous by the work of Paul-Emile C...
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Mid-20th Century Canadian Mid-Century Modern Sculptures and Carvings
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Wood
Midcentury Canadian Wood Carving in the Style of Paul-Emile Caron
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Known for its Folk Art wood carvings, the Quebecois village of Saint-Jean-Port-Joli pioneered a gestural but modest style of carving made famous by the work of Paul-Emile Caron. The ...
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Mid-20th Century Canadian Folk Art Figurative Sculptures
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Wood
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