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MARION FRED ISERMAN (1907-1995) “Winter Scene” Original Watercolor
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Original watercolor painting by Kansas-based painter Marion Fred Iserman (1907-1995) depicts a delightful winter scene of skiers against tall, snow-covered mountains. Known for her book illustrations, Iserman’s smart color choices and gentle touch creates an image that invites coziness and warmth into a cool landscape. Housed in a whitewashed wood frame, this original watercolor painting is signed by Iserman in the lower right hand corner of the paper.
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