Original Amy Wentworth Cabot watercolor painting “Lady Slippers”

Original Amy Wentworth Cabot watercolor painting. Excellent condition. No watermarks or staining on photo. Lady slippers in a vase. From 1930s. The photo measures 11x12. The frame measures 17x18. Among the artists who purchased land from Charles Woodbury in the 1880s at Ogunquit, Maine, Amy Cabot was one of the artists who formed the Ogunquit Art Association in 1928, and who composed a strong artistic community that lasted into the 1940s. As a maiden lady, she was part of group local people dubbed "The Virginal Wayfarers," because they sported "long skirts, high collared blouses and wide-brimmed straw hats or in later years, print shirt-waist dresses and solid high-top laced up shoes." They often gathered for tea and painted together along an ocean walk called "The Marginal Way." Thanks for looking at my listing! Please see photos for all details of any marks and blemishes. If you have questions please feel free to message me. I am open to any offers and I LOVE to bundle deal! I take good care to make sure all my items get to you safely. Clothing and accessories are always placed in a plastic bag. Any fragile items will ship with lots of bubble wrap and other materials to secure the item in the box when shipping. All my shipping supplies are 100% resourced from local businesses and friends to help keep waste out of our local landfills. Thanks again for looking at the store! We update the shop daily!