nice M. Dorothy Dolph Oil Painting Goose Egg Ranch WY

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General: Superb Marie Dorothy Dolph Oil Painting of the Goose Egg Ranch near Casper Wyoming circa 1930. The condition on this oil is exceptionally clean. Colors are fantastic, detail and depth of paint is also among the best I've ever seen and over the years I have had the opportunity to sell perhaps a hundred of her works! Note that the light spots in the close up photos are merely reflections on light on the very very clean surface. T is no missing or chipped paint. The subject: The old farmhouse at Goose Egg creek just west of Casper Wyoming is the quintessential prairie farmhouse. Situated near Bessemer Bend, the ranch was featured in Owen Wister's The Virginian . The ranch house was designed by it's owners the Searight Brothers to be able to withstand Indian raids. The Goose Egg received its name when several cowboys found a goose nest with eggs and took the eggs to the cook who bore the name "Old Over Slope". The eggs gave Gilbert Searight inspiration for the brand which would be easy to make and apply. The Goose Egg was also nearby the home of Marie Dorothy (M.D.) Dolph and has been featured on many postcards of Wyoming (see the photo below) The Home itself was torn down in 1960. Size and Condition: The viewable size of this painting is 8 1 2" x 6 1/2": larger than many of Dolph's other paintings. The original gold frame read more