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Vintage 1984 Ruth Dicker Nut Tree Landscape Poster Print @ Vacaville, CA 18 x 24 inches
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Vintage 1984 Ruth Dicker Nut Tree Landscape Poster Print @ Vacaville, CA
18 x 24 inches
Ships first class mail
About The Nut Tree in Vacaville
As part of the Nut Tree collection, this print along with all the Nut Tree posters and prints are no longer available anywhere. The Nut Tree, a huge icon today in name only, was a famous restaurant, memorabilia shopping center, and airport in Vacaville, California. The shopping center closed in January, 1996. It originally had its origin as early as 1860, and gave weary travelers welcome shade to those going back and forth to the hot Sacramento Valley. Now closed and with only the airport still in operation, these Nut Tree photo art collections are very rare. At the bottom of each print, they designated each piece as part of the Nut Tree Collection.
This poster/print is over 29 years old.
About Ruth Dicker
"Ruth Dicker, a painter whose artwork sought to capture the beauty of the rolling landscapes of her Sonoma County surroundings
"Her artwork is featured in many private and public collections and in the buildings and offices of major corporations, such as Bank of America, Wells Fargo Bank, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Crown Zellerbach and Harrah's Casino in Reno. A 24-foot long landscape of hers adorns the art building at Yosemite National Park.
Ms. Dicker was born in the countryside of Niagara Falls, N.Y., a location whose majestic waterfalls foreshadowed a 50-year career spent capturing nature's beauty.
In 1970, Ms. Dicker was named "Woman Artist of the Year" by the Association of University Women, a national organization."
Sadly, she
died of heart failure Thursday at Sutter Warrick Hospital in Santa Rosa. She was 85.
Print measures 18 x 24 inches. Poster is unused and has never been displayed nor has any pinholes or tape residue.
Poster will come to you rolled and delivered in a specially reinforced poster tube to protect against damage. (pvc pipe)
Payments through Paypal accepted also.
Thanks for looking.
*Source - Wikipedia
18 x 24 inches
Ships first class mail
About The Nut Tree in Vacaville
As part of the Nut Tree collection, this print along with all the Nut Tree posters and prints are no longer available anywhere. The Nut Tree, a huge icon today in name only, was a famous restaurant, memorabilia shopping center, and airport in Vacaville, California. The shopping center closed in January, 1996. It originally had its origin as early as 1860, and gave weary travelers welcome shade to those going back and forth to the hot Sacramento Valley. Now closed and with only the airport still in operation, these Nut Tree photo art collections are very rare. At the bottom of each print, they designated each piece as part of the Nut Tree Collection.
This poster/print is over 29 years old.
About Ruth Dicker
"Ruth Dicker, a painter whose artwork sought to capture the beauty of the rolling landscapes of her Sonoma County surroundings
"Her artwork is featured in many private and public collections and in the buildings and offices of major corporations, such as Bank of America, Wells Fargo Bank, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Crown Zellerbach and Harrah's Casino in Reno. A 24-foot long landscape of hers adorns the art building at Yosemite National Park.
Ms. Dicker was born in the countryside of Niagara Falls, N.Y., a location whose majestic waterfalls foreshadowed a 50-year career spent capturing nature's beauty.
In 1970, Ms. Dicker was named "Woman Artist of the Year" by the Association of University Women, a national organization."
Sadly, she
died of heart failure Thursday at Sutter Warrick Hospital in Santa Rosa. She was 85.
Print measures 18 x 24 inches. Poster is unused and has never been displayed nor has any pinholes or tape residue.
Poster will come to you rolled and delivered in a specially reinforced poster tube to protect against damage. (pvc pipe)
Payments through Paypal accepted also.
Thanks for looking.
*Source - Wikipedia
