Double-Sided Maritime & Landscape Watercolor: Attributed to Otis Cook and John Hare Wooden Dimensions: 20" W x 22'5"

Dimensions: 20" W x 22'5" D x 58"5" H

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Dimensions: 43”W x 16”D x 29”H

Circa 1890 Caucasian rugs are primarily produced as village productions rather than city pieces

A detailed illustration in the lower-left corner offers a contemporary European perspective on the indigenous peoples of the New World

Double-Sided Maritime & Landscape Watercolor: Attributed to Otis Cook and John Hare Wooden Dimensions: 20" W x 22'5"This intriguing double sided watercolor painting presents two distinct but harmonious scenes, each exhibiting the hallmarks of American watercolor artistry. With a medium size of 27" x 22", it offers a substantial visual presence. Side A (Likely by Otis Cook): "Coastal Wharf Scene": This side depicts a bustling waterfront, likely a New England fishing village. A sturdy wooden pier dominates the foreground, adorned with various maritime accouterments