ORIGINAL L GODDARD OIL IN THE BORDERLAND OUT YONDER INCLUDES FRAMED 1930 CALENDAR MADE FROM THE ARTWORK Start Price USD 7,499.00 Current Price USD 7,499.00 Time Left 12 days 41 minutes Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Monday, October 06, 2008 End Time Friday, December 05, 2008 Location Kalispell, Montana See more about 'ORIGINAL L GODDARD OIL IN THE BORDERLAND OUT YONDER' Description   ORIGINAL L GODDARD OIL IN THE BORDERLAND OUT YONDER Search  THIS IS THE ORIGINAL ARTWORK USED TO CREATE A POPULAR L GODDARD CALENDAR PRINT- NOT A REPRODUCTION!  It is titled "In The Borderland Out Yonder Where the Hand of God Is Seen". It is signed in the lower right hand corner L Goddard. It measures 20" x 26" unframed and 25 1/2" x 31 1/2" framed.  This is an original mixed media painting created using photography and oils. It came out of the vault of the Thomas D Murphy Calendar Company in Red Oak Iowa. Please note the condition of the artwork and frame. I had hoped to eventually have a specialist restore several ares on the canvas. Unfortunately circumstances are such that I am downsizing my collection of vintage artwork and prints. Please view pictures that I have included in this auction. I am also including an original 1930 calendar that was created form this artwork. We framed this calendar using acid fee backing and vintage style framing.  The print measures approx 12 1/2" x 16 1/2". This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a rare peice of history.  The ultimate Goddard collection should contain at least one original! I have another original L Goddard that I am selling in a separate auction. L Goddard  was the pseudonym used by two artists. L G Woolfenden was a commercial photographer who had purchased the Arthur Studios in Detroit.  Rudolph Ingerle was a Vienna born fine art landscape artist in the early 20th century. Woolfenden would photograph models in the studio. The photos would be cut out , hand colored and applied to a canvas. Then Ingerle would create a scene using oil paints around the figures. He would create the background and add details to the model and clothing. The two artists were talented enough to create a believable and beatiful image. These images were then reproduced into calendar prints. I have read that original works are rare because the Thomas D. Murphy Calendar Company destroyed most of the paintings to prevent images being stolen and used by rival calendar companies. Please email with any questions Insurance is mandatory and is included in shipping quote.  If I have overestimated shipping, I will only charge the actual cost for shipping and materials. International bidders - please email for a shipping quote.  This is my hobby and is supposed to be fun for both of us! I am not an expert at everything sold, and I do not pretend to be. All items are sold as-is described. I inspect them for any damage when I take pictures of my items. and attempt to disclose any known flaws or imperfections. If you catch something in the photos, not described, please let me know Email all questions before you bid. If you do not agree with my description when you receive your item, please contact me within 3 days. Place a Bid!