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2 comments:
Curious as to whether your Aunt had Volkerts with anything other than cows. He quit doing portraits after a death in the family. Edward C Volkert III is a best friend and an accomplished Artist himself! Thx B L Doyle
Hi Anonymous,
Yes, they had a range of paintings - still life (e.g. flowers in vase) and others (i.e. man with ox in snow)., etc.
If you'd like to talk further, please contact me at matthunterross@gmail.com
Thanks,
Matt
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