Ash Oil Graining by John Wesley Masury (1872)

Printed plate of ash wood oil graining with flowing brown grain lines and two dark knots near the top center.

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This print is a plate titled Ash Oil Graining, showing a rectangular sample of wood grain rendered in warm brown and ochre tones. Two dark knots sit near the upper center, and the grain lines swirl around them in flowing, wavy bands. The work is attributed to John Wesley Masury and dated 1872.

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1872

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