Sonia Cornwall Woodblock Print – Cowboy with Bull, 1 of 3 Kamehameha dress I’ve counted six different colours

I’ve counted six different colours

This plate was produced during the 1970s and marketed by Tiara Exclusives of Dunkirk - both Tiara and Indiana Glass were owned by Lancaster Colony

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and a skirt that is cut with a flare to the hemline so that the skirt falls in drapes

Sonia Cornwall Woodblock Print – Cowboy with Bull, 1 of 3 Kamehameha dress I’ve counted six different coloursThis is a wonderful Sonia Cornwall woodblock print Cornwall was a Canadian artist noted for her depictions of ranch life. Sonia Cornwall (19192006) worked primarily as a painter but also produced woodblock prints and drawings. Sonias mother Vivien attended the Banff School of Fine Arts, and it was through her that Sonia met A. Y. Jackson in 1943 as he was teaching at the school. Jackson became a regular visitor to Vivien and Sonias home, the Onward