Andrew Topolosky Collection
Andrew Topolosky (1903-1981
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Andrew Topolosky (1903-1981): A Talented Tole Painter of the Depression Era Andrew Topolosky was a prolific tole painter whose works graced American homes during the 1930s and 1940s. His unique style and attention to detail brought life to various household items, transforming them into cherished collectibles. From the Tin Spot Lamp (c. 1939) to the Under Bodice (1935/1942), Topolosky's artistry shines through in every piece. His intricate designs on the Toleware Metal Teapot (c. 1939) and Bedspread (c. 1937) showcase his mastery of the tole painting technique. The Oil Lamp (c. 1938) and Fireplace Ornament (c. 1939) exhibit Topolosky's ability to capture the essence of traditional Americana. Meanwhile, the whimsical Pa. German Seated Cat (c. 1938) and Rabbit (c. 1938, 1939) figures bring a touch of playfulness to his collection. The Treasure Chest (c. 1937) and Brass Oil Lamp (c. 1939) are testament to Topolosky's versatility as an artist, demonstrating his ability to work on various scales and materials. His legacy continues to inspire collectors and art enthusiasts alike, making his works a valuable addition to any vintage decor.