Thanksgiving Harvest American Farmlands Eagle
Kentucky Primitives Appalachian folk artist
Victoria Lynn
Simple Primitives done in the tradition of old

The Farmer American Eagle has worked in his garden and has a bountiful harvest for Thanksgiving.  The olde eagle is extremely primtiive with a sculpt stitched beak.  His eye is a peppercorn.  He wears an olde raggedy burlap farmer's hat with bits of dried moss.  He wears a checkered brown shirt with stick arms and a pair of brown bib overalls and a red plaid scarf.  He carries an American flag with a banner stitched on that says "American Farmlands Harvest Thyme 1776".  Beside him sits his bountiful harvest of pumpkins and corn shucks and a haybale with a tealight candle sitting on top filling a painted fall colored box with a vintage postcard of Thanksgiving greetings.  Hay has been placed on his side. The eagle is partially rag stuffed and is placed on a vintage bobbin.  This wonderful American Thanksgiving display measures approximately 23 1/2" tall.

God bless you and God bless America.

This will come signed and dated.  Design is Copyright Victoria Lynn, Kentucky Primitives.