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This piece was given to the neighbor of RSW's Uncle Bert while visiting. Below, the house in the distance was that of Anna Trowsley Dunnell the recipiant of the watercolor.
To the right, is a hand written note by Ernest P. Pike explaining the orgins and provenance of this unique piece. It's transcription goes as follows:
"This painting was done by (underlined) Robert Strong Woodward when he was a boy visiting his aunt and uncle, Bert & Tulla Wells who lived next door to my mother-in-law Anna Troweley Dunnell. He gave it to her at that time. In the 1940's she asked him to sign it. As you can see, he only initialed it, probably feeling it wasn't up to his present day standard of painting."
(signed) Ernest P. Pike