Have you checked out the Watercloset Gallery recently?
It’s located in the back of the store, cleverly disguised in the restroom.
Sure, it might not have the best ambiance, but wall space is too precious to waste.
Our current show feature two unique works* and one unusual one.
The unusual piece is a series of four cast resin mid-century plaques mounted on teak panels. It’s not hard to find these offered singly, but this is the first set our four that we’ve found. They are signed in the mold Onnie and depict women next to trees. I don’t know if they illustrate a story or have some secondary meaning. Each panel measures 5 3/4 by 18 3/4 and we’re asking $40 for the set. Reduced! SOLD
We also have a big work by Earl Hamilton, an Oregon artist who is represented locally by the Attic Gallery. It measures 50 inches wide by 30 1/2 tall and features a surreal dreamscape bedroom scene. The work is in excellent condition, but the silvered frame has some slight damage. SOLD
We’re now showing a large and unique work by Erik Sandgren (the son of Nelson Sandgren). This work was painted in 1974 and was once “from the permanent collection of the artist” (permanence isn’t what it used to be). It measures 54 3/4 inches wide and 34 1/4 inches tall. $650
*If they look familiar they should. We loaned these out over a year ago and they have now been returned.
