Harris Creek Trading Co.
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Around the World.
Around the World.
Art Gallery
PO Box 2274
Hewitt, Tx. 76643
800-732-7842
254-848-5672
Fax 254-666-1238.
Hewitt, Tx. 76643
800-732-7842
254-848-5672
Fax 254-666-1238.
"The Clubhouse"
Limited edition Printer's Proof by Bob
Byerley, #10 of 10. Measures 27"x
36". Unframed.
"Artie first saw her coming into the
clearing. 'Hey, Russell, ain't that your
little sister? Hey, no trespassing! No
girls allowed; Russell, tell her to go
home!'
"That ain't my sister, I got no sister."
"I been to your house a zillion times
Russell, I know that's your sister; run
her off."
"I got no sister......"
Hannah yelled back, "I'm gonna tell
Mom, Russell!"
$159.00
Limited edition Printer's Proof by Bob
Byerley, #10 of 10. Measures 27"x
36". Unframed.
"Artie first saw her coming into the
clearing. 'Hey, Russell, ain't that your
little sister? Hey, no trespassing! No
girls allowed; Russell, tell her to go
home!'
"That ain't my sister, I got no sister."
"I been to your house a zillion times
Russell, I know that's your sister; run
her off."
"I got no sister......"
Hannah yelled back, "I'm gonna tell
Mom, Russell!"
$159.00
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Little Red Hen
Limited edition print (#116/950),
measures 25"x 31 1/4". Unframed.
"Her mother lay with her one
Saturday spring morning and told her
the story of A Little Red Hen who
asked all the other animals in the
barnyard for help in baking her bread.
They were all too busy, or had much
more important things to do than help.
Therefore the baking rested entirely
with the Little Red Hen. ‘Who will
help me bake my bread?’ she asked.
‘Not I,’ said the pig, cow, horse and all
the others. When the bread was baked
and ready to eat the animals asked
‘Who will help you eat the bread?’ and
we all know the answer. And the child
remembered that answer all the rest
of her life."
$149.00
Limited edition print (#116/950),
measures 25"x 31 1/4". Unframed.
"Her mother lay with her one
Saturday spring morning and told her
the story of A Little Red Hen who
asked all the other animals in the
barnyard for help in baking her bread.
They were all too busy, or had much
more important things to do than help.
Therefore the baking rested entirely
with the Little Red Hen. ‘Who will
help me bake my bread?’ she asked.
‘Not I,’ said the pig, cow, horse and all
the others. When the bread was baked
and ready to eat the animals asked
‘Who will help you eat the bread?’ and
we all know the answer. And the child
remembered that answer all the rest
of her life."
$149.00
