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Samuel A. Robb (master carver, 1851-1928) Scout Figure
We believe this was carved directly by Robb’s hand because of the intricate details. For example, the pulling of the ear lobe by the weight of the earring, the age wrinkles in his eyes, and the details of the mountain lion.
Folk Art - Cigar Store
Cat#CS2 | Samuel Robb Scout Figure | Carved, painted wood
| 87x 23x 33" | P.O.R. | View Details