r/oregon

Hello.

Feels like hunting a needle in a haystack, but I'm on the search for any in a series of velvet painting by Oregon artist Dan Scritchfield. He did a series of velvet paintings featuring redwood forests between the 1960s and 1990s. He lived in Grants Pass, OR.

In the 1970s there was apparently an establishment in Grants Pass called the Kopper Kitchen that featured many of his works for purchase, and he had a Home Gallery on Cloverlawn Dr. in Grants Pass.

I became obsessed with his work when a friend found a piece of his at a flea market. Examples of his works can be found here: https://www.gabriel-leroy.com/dan-scritchfield--oregon-artist.html

If anyone in Oregon ever comes across one of these pieces, I am desperately in want of one. If you see one and can send me info to purchase direct from the source, I'd be most appreciative. If you would be interested in purchasing and shipping for me, I'm happy to compensate through the online payment of your choice. Happy to pay a finders fee to anyone that can find one for me.

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