Original Bertha Halozan Painting of the Statue of Liberty - Famous Outsider Artist - Folk Art

Original folk art painting of the Statue of Liberty painted by outsider artist Bertha Halozan. 
Acrylic painting and glitter on canvas board. 
Signed in lower center by artist Bertha A. Halozan (1917-2004). 

Bertha immigrated to the United States from Austria as a nanny in Chicago, and later moved to New York, after a stroke she started to paint the Statue of Liberty and sell the paintings on the corner of 50th and Broadway. 

Subject depicts the Statue of Liberty with a good year blimp waving the American flag, and other figures in the painting. Paintings reads, "We love Statue of Liberty, there are still some good people living in this world, peace be with you, 10-1889 9-1997, Bertha Haloz."

Verso holds articles about the artist from New York newspapers , photos and sheet music to the song "I Love New York"  written by the artist herself.

MEASURES
Framed in a simple black wooden frame. 
Frame measures 1 3" x 17" x 1"

CONDITION
In very good condition.

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