03/13/26 Aaron & Abner Zook Artwork Auction

Live auction by PA Auction Center

Starts Mar 13, 2026 6:00 PM EDT

Location: 1141 Wea Wit Street, East Earl, PA 17519

Artwork Auction Featuring Aaron & Abner Zook 3D Artwork   Friday March 13, 2026 at 6:00pm Location: 1141 Wea Wit Street East Earl PA 17519 We are now accepting consignments for our upcoming Local Fine Art Auction! We’re excited to announce that we are now accepting consignments for our next art auction, featuring cherished works by Abner and Aaron Zook—the famed Amish‑born identical twins from Womelsdorf PA whose deeply sculptural, diorama‑style paintings have become beloved treasures of Pennsylvania folk art. Their work is known for carved figures, layered landscapes, architectural detail, and vivid storytelling that captures the daily rhythms of Amish and rural Pennsylvania life. Their artistic legacy continues through family members and fellow regional folk artists, forming one of the most recognizable bodies of American folk art today. This event celebrates craftsmanship, heritage, and meaningful handmade work—pieces that offer not just visual appeal but the stories and traditions embedded within them. We welcome consignors who appreciate this spirit, whether you’re offering a Zook diorama, a local landscape, or another fine artwork ready to be shared with new admirers. If you have questions, we’re happy to guide you through the process or help determine whether your piece is a good fit. We’d love to hear the story behind what you have!   Featured Artists & Notable Works: Aaron Zook The Last Supper, 1988 — An ambitious sculptural interpretation featuring deep relief, stone‑textured architecture, and dramatic interior perspective. Four-Season Round Relief Set — Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter scenes in classic circular form, each with barns, streams, rolling hills, and richly layered 3‑D landscapes. Abner Zook Gone Fishing, 1971 — A large, early countryside panorama with sculpted buildings, a stone bridge, and a finely modeled horse‑and‑carriage scene. Harvest Time, 1988 — A commanding diorama filled with motion: horses, farmhands, wagons, textured terrain, and detailed rural architecture. Reading, PA Train Station Black‑Light Diorama, 1986 — A museum‑quality illuminated railroad scene that transforms under black light, revealing glowing windows and a dramatic nighttime ambiance. Barn Raising, 1975 — A high‑relief community barn‑raising scene featuring carved figures, wagons, and a fully modeled timber structure. Interstate Covered Wagon, 1975 — A dynamic early diorama featuring a Conestoga wagon team crossing rugged, tree‑lined terrain. Ferrier, 1984 — A warmly lit dusk roadside scene with a horse‑drawn carriage, historic buildings, and interior illumination. Joel Zook (Cousin to Aaron & Abner Zook) A collection of handcrafted wooden models including sawmills, a sawmill with waterwheel, covered wagons, a supply wagon, and a stagecoach—each built with detailed miniature hardware and classic handmade craftsmanship. Dan Zook (Nephew to Aaron & Abner Zook) “Make‑A‑Wish” Truck Convoy — A vibrant highway scene filled with semi‑trucks in motion, reflecting Zook’s energetic approach to modern machinery and community‑spirited events. Steam Locomotive Passing Farmers — A dramatic composition where a roaring steam engine crosses the countryside as farmers and their team look on, contrasting old‑fashioned labor with industrial might. Beautiful Belgians — A powerful portrayal of two draft horses working the soil, celebrating the enduring strength and tradition of horse‑powered farming. Dan Esh Countryside Landscape, 2002 — A semi‑3‑D oval rural scene with buggy, bridge, fences, rolling fields, and layered depth. Moonlit Countryside — A winter landscape with a covered bridge, horse‑drawn buggy, dimensional trees, and soft moonlit highlights. Alice M. Weaver A pair of charming, pastoral mixed‑media creations that celebrate the quiet beauty of country life. Her scenes feature farm animals, birds, and nostalgic rural settings—blend painting with dimensional elements and natural textures, giving each piece a handcrafted, storybook quality. Auctioneer note: Visit www.paauctioncenter.com for updated details, catalog, photos and online bidding. Terms by PA Auction Center license AY002284. Auction day announcements take precedence over all advertisements.

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