The Churn hung in somebody's kitchen for forty years, and she knows exactly what she is: a Hoosier cabinet, a butter churn, plates on the wall, and a chair with a tea towel tossed over it — the whole warm scene painted by C. Wray around 1981 for Home Interiors, the company that sold art at home parties across America. If you grew up in the Midwest, you've stood in a kitchen where this hung. That's the point of her.
The dark wood frame and cream matting are original, and she's ready to go straight from our wall to yours.
