Superbly lively still life! This original painting is in the manner of and attributed to Henry L. Faulkner. We base this attribution on the same medium, style, subject, and signature as used by Faulkner. Medium: Oil on canvas. Edition: Unique, original work of art. Condition: Very good overall. No visible in-painting or repairs. Signature: Lower left and on the verso. Size: 10 x 8 inches. Frame: 13 x 11 inches. Provenance: Provenance: This is from a private collection of a fine estate in Chicago. This consignor has collected for decades. He did not go to the expense of authentication, he just collected. Henry Lawrence Faulkner. (1924-1981). Biography: Henry Lawrence Faulkner's prints, depicting his native Kentucky landscapes, country homes, and extensive travels, reveal the artist's passion for color. Born in 1924, he was brought up in foster homes. As a child, he made paint from berries and natural elements. Winning a scholarship to the Louisville School of Art at 15, he began his formal study. In 1942, he left Kentucky to travel. The first exhibit of Henry Lawrence Faulkner's paintings was in New York in the late 1950s where he would meet and become friends with Tennessee Williams, among other celebrities. He spent most of his income on antique furniture, homes, and helping animals. Friends, patrons, and actors Marlon Brando and Bette Davis all collected Henry Lawrence Faulkner's artwork. Four Seasons Auction Gallery/Aardvark Antiques, LLC does not authenticate thus the very low auction estimates. We welcome you to bring an expert in to examine any of our art. This piece is sold In the Manner of the artist, it is not accompanied by any authentication issued by the artist's authority. Our definition of In the manner of: The auction house believes that the work is done in the manner or style of the named artist and possibly after their lifetime. It is fully bidders' responsibility to check and inspect the artwork for accuracy, provenance, etc. before putting a bid. Congratulations to the winning bidder on this spectacular, original, artwork! Expect to pay $10000 and up in a gallery!