Christopher Gurshin Folk Art Wooden Heart Plaque – Early 1980s Primitive New England Houses Painting signed w/ artist's Pig Stamp

This is an original piece of New England folk art by well-known artist Christopher Gurshin, painted during the early 1980s (circa 1981-1984). The design shows Gurshin’s characteristic blend of freehand brushwork with stenciled details, a hallmark of his primitive New England style during this period.

Medium: Hand-painted with some stenciling on a heart-shaped wooden board

Size: 7.5" wide x 6.25" high x 1/2" thick (191mm x 159mm x 13mm)

Subject: Primitive-style New England houses with chimneys and trees, in Gurshin’s traditional Americana style

Signature: Stamped on the back with Gurshin’s distinctive pig silhouette stamp and name (his hallmark)

Framed: No.  It has a small hook on the back so it can be hung on a wall.

Condition: Good vintage condition with light wear and surface marks consistent with age (see photos for details).

Christopher Gurshin (b. 1945) is a New England folk artist recognized for his primitive house scenes, tavern signs, and Americana paintings. His works are held in collections and are sought after by collectors of folk and primitive art.

This is a wonderful opportunity to acquire an authentic early Gurshin piece, ideal for collectors of Americana, primitive décor, or New England folk art.