Draft:Pol-O Craft
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Pol-O-Craft[edit]
Pol-O Craft is a Mid-Century Modern (MCM) vintage art form from the 70s'. Using mixed media, it is a myriad of different sizes of nails with painted heads nailed into stained wood plaque at different heights to depict three-dimensional floral bouquets.
Regular nails are hammered into a wood plaque and painted to look like flowers. "Even common things can be beautiful when properly tapped" P. Owens
History[edit]
The Pol-O Craft Comapany also know as Nails & Bloom, was co-founded by Pauline A.(1939-)and Joseph W. Owens (1932-2021) in 1977 in Reading, Pa. Retail was ran out of Reading, Pa. and Stone Harbor, N.J.
References[edit]
1. Mid Century Modern 24 Dec 2023 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mid-century_modern 2. Joseph W Owens Obituary https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/readingeagle/name/joseph-owens-obituary?id=31827779