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Unread 12-14-2020, 09:16 PM   #1
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Thanks Bob. Foster lived about three miles from me at 71 Chestnut Street here in Andover, until his death in 1941.

That same pose with a different make of shotgun also appears in NEGS on page 111. We have also seen it in other publications with different guns and different shooters. I guess it must have been one of Foster’s favorite themes.

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Yes very similar I have been collecting Foster stuff for years. I have not found what that painting was an illustration for.
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