Painting on a cut tree
 

Would not someone from forumchan examples of oil painting, done on the cut (saw cut) - round or oval - a tree trunk? I do not mean modern kitsch, and the painting, done 100 years and more ago. The fact that on this basis that some icons were painted, I know, examples of what the Internet is. But examples of secular ancient painting on that basis I go there, alas, did not fall. Thanks in advance!

There were two plates with the scenery 41-year. Anyway, the plan gift items, although painting was decent.

Yes, and let, Cyril, is still a plan, if only
Do not Put it? A 41 means 1841 or 1941?

No photos. Did not those things to take pictures.

Well, can someone at least an example of kitsch, or, put it carefully, national entity, on this basis will lead? But not today. I wonder how long appeared secular painting, even a souvenir on a similar basis?

Mean in Russia?

Yes, especially in Russia. But about the rest of the world, too, it would be interesting to know.

At least in Germany there is a traditional trend in PDI - decorative wood for target shooting.
Here is a selection /sampling in Ebee.
http://desc.shop.ebay.de/i.html?_nkw...%9CTZENSCHEIBE & _sacat = 113455 & LH_TitleDesc = 1 & _trksid = p3286.m270.l1313 & _dmpt = Jagd_Fischen & Zeitraum = Objekte%2520vor%25201945 & _odkw = & _osacat = 113455 & _rdc = 1

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Revered the Internet for local traditions in the production of such targets.
The cross section of wood, thickness 1 - 3 cm, is not stable and not a practical basis for such things.
In the raw state more or less, and in a dry, - a painting, is not fully fit.
As a rule, during the drying cracks.

Thanks for the link. So these Shyuttsenshayben were already in the XVII century, very interesting. But they were made of wood longitudinal cut, but I mainly interested in the cross.
Not 100%fact. I think it all depends on the type of wood. Oak, for example - does not crack. The icons on the front saw cut oak - intact. Since the XVIII century and still ends sawing wood used for engraving on wood (woodcuts, before the boards were longitudinal cut) - and no one mentions about the cracking. And those plates, about you, Cyril Syzransky, have mentioned whether they have been cracked?

No, were not, but remember there was the 1941st year.