Shell Game | Savannah Asmus
Two American oyster catchers occupy separate fragments of historic pottery, one walking the shoreline while the other holds an opened shell in its bright red bill. Together, the fragments form a small observation of feeding and movement along the coast, pairing the broken remnants of local history with birds whose lives remain inseparable from the water.
Year: 2026
Medium: Oil on two historic pottery fragments
Pottery: Albany-slipped stoneware, primarily c. 1880-1920
Locality: Eastern Shore, Mobile Bay, Ala.
Framed dimensions: 13 × 13 in.
Original artwork: One of a kind
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Two American oyster catchers occupy separate fragments of historic pottery, one walking the shoreline while the other holds an opened shell in its bright red bill. Together, the fragments form a small observation of feeding and movement along the coast, pairing the broken remnants of local history with birds whose lives remain inseparable from the water.
Year: 2026
Medium: Oil on two historic pottery fragments
Pottery: Albany-slipped stoneware, primarily c. 1880-1920
Locality: Eastern Shore, Mobile Bay, Ala.
Framed dimensions: 13 × 13 in.
Original artwork: One of a kind
Items may either be picked up in store or shipped via USPS or UPS. All purchases are processed and shipped within 48 hours. Once your order has been processed, you will receive an email confirmation with details of your shipment including a tracking number.
If you have any questions regarding returns or exchanges please feel free to contact us:
info@hellosept.com
THANK YOU FOR YOUR BUSINESS! We appreciate you shopping small!
