Mystery Monday: Leonard Broida Artwork- Part 2

This entry is part 3 of 7 in the series Leonard L. Broida- Artwork
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Fishing Boat by Leonard L. Broida, unknown date. Posted with kind permission of the current owner. (Click to enlarge.)

 

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The blog has done one of its intended jobs- it has succeeded at being cousin bait! Our “Mystery Monday: Leonard Broida Artwork” has generated responses from two persons in the Leonard L. Broida line. We  now have some beautiful pictures painted by Leonard to share with you.

The above picture is a watercolor, undated.

 

Notes, Sources, and References: 

  1. Thank you to the cousins who have shared the blog and now their family treasures.
  2. See also “Mystery Monday: Leonard Broida Artwork” at http://heritageramblings.net/2016/04/04/mystery-monday-leonard-broida-artwork/
  3. Above post corrected 4/17/17 to ‘undated’ rather than having been painted in 1970.

 

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