I have an antique print. It comes with a Beautiful gold color wood
frame. The frame has an attached small metal plate on the front
bottom, that says "The Water Boy" although when researching the
picture,it is not, like the waterboy that is by Duveneck. This one is
of a boy walking down a path wearing overalls and shirt a straw hat
and has a handmade fishing pole over one shoulder and carrying a straw
basket in the other hand. He has bare feet. The Picture is mostly dark
colors with the boy very clear and the background sort of faded out.
It is 16 1/2 x 12 1/2. The back of the frame is intirely covered with
a yellowed paper. It cannot come off, unless I cut it. (To look for a
signature)This is the only way you would know the picture belonged to
the frame. Also written on the top of the back are the Beautifully
handwritte words: "To Edwin (or Edevin) E. Blackburn 3rd from Grandma
Blackburn Christmas 1938" If anyone has any information about this
picture it would be greatly apprieciated.