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Over the past 30 years, I have been researching the artist Ferdinand A. Brader and have become a bit of an expert. I can answer most questions regarding the drawings of F.A. Brader also known as Ferdinand A. Brader. Brader was an late 19th Century untrained(?)itinerant Folk Artist who throughout Pennsylvania and Ohio doing large pencil drawings (portraits) of farms and other dwellings and businesses. He worked from around 1876 to 1895. I'd love to hear about any Brader drawings you might have of know about... Check out my blog on Brader: http://ferdinandabrader.blogspot.com/ I can also answer questions about Antique Mid-Western Amish Quilts, especially those from the Ohio Amish. In addition, I can answer questions about other types of Antique American Quilts and other types of American Folk Art. Please note. I can only answer questions on AMERICAN items. |
Mayra, It is very possible that this is from the late Victorian Period, c. 1990-1900. You didn't give any dimensions so I can't comment on it value but I'm sure there are collectors for this type
Hi David, I do not know of this drawing. I do know of the "Residence of Ammon and Susan Winter" but I do not know who ownes this one. These things have moved around a lot and many have been lost over
John, Your picture is intriguing and looks like it might be somewhat important. I'd contact Cowen's Auction to see what the might think. They sell a lot of Civil War items and might e able to shed

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