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1920s Hawaiian Etching Entitled "Tutu" by John Melville Kelly (1879-1962) (KoR) the frame is nice with

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the frame is nice with minor losses and wear to the gilt in places

and the cardboard is darkening in places but stabile

During the 1920s she was a student of and associated with Miguel Covarrubias on Vanity Fair

this ring features a solitaire with accents setting style and an oval shaped stone

the leather bound cover with abrasions and scuff marks

1920s Hawaiian Etching Entitled "Tutu" by John Melville Kelly (1879-1962) (KoR) the frame is nice withThis rare etching, titled "Tutu" by the renowned Hawaiian artist John Kelly, captures the essence of early 20th century Hawaiian culture. The artwork depicts an elderly Hawaiian woman, known affectionately as "Tutu," which translates to "Grandmother" in Hawaiian. This piece originates from Kelly's early period, dating between 1920 and the mid 1930s, when he began experimenting with the drypoint technique. Using a sharp tool to etch directly onto the

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