Two soft pastel floral paintings — golden daffodils and blushing pink tulips — found separately in the same barn, minutes apart, and clearly always meant to be together again. Each in a distressed gilt frame with a worn, sun-faded patina that only comes from decades tucked away. The backs still bear a “This Picture Framed in Sherwin-Williams” label, back when the paint store doubled as the framer. Sold as a pair. One of one.
