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Darling Imp, the world is shrinking by the minute! And I, for one, am glad. We used to be small towns where neighbors helped one another. I'd like to think that, in this world, we could all help one another in some way, large or small. Good to hear from you again - Merry Christmas!

Andrew, , so good to hear from you! I will send e-mail you this morning and include BYC in the subject line. Caroline

Norb! How kind of you to go to that extent and answer my question! I have just a few chickens and find it both relaxing and entertaining to care for them. My girls produce colored and brown eggs. I have enough to give to the old folks at our church. One gentleman does not care for them...

Chickensducks&agoose, thanks so much! The signature on the painting looks like the correct one. I had on glasses, the magnifier on the mouse and a magnifying glass to try and see the signature. It's in the right place and has the right style. You have to sign in at the website to get more...

Love it! Love it! Love it! Caroline

Well, Imp, I went to e-bay and found other prints, but no info on the artist. I have seen the "quilt on the line" print since I'm very fond of quilts. I googled some more, but still nothing about the elusive B. Cummings; I fear he or she is overshadowed by the more famous E. E. Cummngs and...

Here's the photo. You can see where it has faded (it is sharper where the mat covered the print). Imp, I had googled and, at your suggestion, googled again. I tried to compare the signature of my print to the internet samples, but I couldn't see one. I really think my artist is not well...

Good idea (picture); I'll have to take it tomorrow. The flash is washing out the already faded print. I've googled the artist, but no help with just an initial and last name. There's no other info on the print. Thanks for the reply. Caroline

I have a really sweet print by B. Cummings of three chickens and their chicks. It was probably a water color and is dated '84. I would love to have more and a new one of this one 'cause sun has changed the color. Mine is about postcard size and is copyrighted. Any chicken knowledge on this?