Title:
Mushroom Puzzle, The
Description:
20 3/8 in diameter
The Mushroom Puzzle painting illustrates fleshy fungi found in the United States. While none of them is rare some iwll be seen only infrequently. All have been portrayed in accurate color and in proportionate size, but variations, depending upon seasonal conditions and habitat, are normal. Included are edible and inedible fungi, as well as poisonous species. The edibility or inedibility of the mushrooms is noted here only as interesting information for the puzzle enthusiast, and not intended as a guide for the mushroom picker.
Booth Courtenay is a graduate of the University of Indiana and has studied in Paris and Vienna. She spent eight years as Art Director for a mid-west advertising agency, and since 1962 has served as a volunteer worker with the Arboretum of the University of Wisconsin.
PZL 6015
The Mushroom Puzzle painting illustrates fleshy fungi found in the United States. While none of them is rare some iwll be seen only infrequently. All have been portrayed in accurate color and in proportionate size, but variations, depending upon seasonal conditions and habitat, are normal. Included are edible and inedible fungi, as well as poisonous species. The edibility or inedibility of the mushrooms is noted here only as interesting information for the puzzle enthusiast, and not intended as a guide for the mushroom picker.
Booth Courtenay is a graduate of the University of Indiana and has studied in Paris and Vienna. She spent eight years as Art Director for a mid-west advertising agency, and since 1962 has served as a volunteer worker with the Arboretum of the University of Wisconsin.
PZL 6015
Brand:
Springbok
Theme:
Mushrooms
Artist:
Booth Courtenay
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Year:
1968
Material:
Recycled Paper
Date Added:
2021-08-03 21:44:23
Automatic Estimated Value:
~$55.50
Automatic Estimated Date:
2026-04-01
Date Added:
2021-08-03 21:44:23
