'Spaceman' ; An Iconic Framed & Glazed Pencil and Print, Dated 1967, by Sam Walsh (1934-1989) sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Some of these dual-purpose canes

Some of these dual-purpose canes were even used as musical instruments such as a violin cane which contained a bow hidden within the shaft of the gadget cane

This particular Kurdish piece is in an unusual size

The cheerful style of the painting is naive

and features the shape of a little Greek temple with a slit in the pediment

this set of bagpipes ye won’t tire

'Spaceman' ; An Iconic Framed & Glazed Pencil and Print, Dated 1967, by Sam Walsh (1934-1989) sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Some of these dual-purpose canesOrigin: English Period: Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1967 Height: 12 inches Width: 9 inches Or 20 x 16. 5 (The Frame) Spaceman, signed and dated 67 in pencil to the margin, worked in pencil and print, glazed and presented in the original frame, with label verso for framers J. Davey & Sons of Duke Street, Liverpool. The human face dominated artist Sam Walshs output and we see it appear here again, the work having some similarities