Jerry Gadamus Brule River Morning Wooden Boat " And at 9:00 AM

" And at 9:00 AM on June 24th another milestone in the history of "The Healing Arts" began

Bob Byerley says:  ""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

This print is signed and numbered and is available unframed in size 19"x29"

Susan Amidon has painted a wonderful sight of a park bench overlooking the sail boats in the back bay of Lake Harriet

Canadian geese taking flight through open fields just across the barbed wire fence in this Les Kouba print

Jerry Gadamus Brule River Morning Wooden Boat " And at 9:00 AMIn Brule River Morning, Jerry Gadamus has painted the clothing of a Native American laying on the bank, indicative of an early morning swim. The Brule River was first used by the Chippewa Native Americans as a main route in transporting wares from the inland to Lake Superior and beyond. Today it forms part of the boundary between Wisconsin and Michigan.