Cedar Tree on the Marginal Way by Don Gorvett | Artwork Archive

The hundred-year-old cedar tree on the Marginal Way is a favorite landmark. The house and studio on the right belonged to artist Leon Durand Bonnet (1868 -1936.) The structure was razed in 2023. The Cedar tree still stands along the Marginal Way.

Don Gorvett
Cedar Tree on the Marginal Way, c. 2000
India Ink and Graphite
25.25 x 29 in
Framed: 33.25 x 37 in
$2,400
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