19th C. Graphite School Drawings Lot #3: Captioned Animals no antique cockade fan to be shaken on one

to be shaken on one end and chewed on the other (though fortunately there are no tooth marks

This is just about the most beautiful little Japanese fan--sensu--that I can imagine

His work has been widely exhibited and features in museum collections including that of the Portland Art Museum

just wonderful

19th C. Graphite School Drawings Lot #3: Captioned Animals no antique cockade fan to be shaken on oneAs you surely know by now, nothing delights me more than old drawings, the more naive the better. These six are from a larger group of 19th c. graphite drawings I found yesterday at a show in New Hampshire, which I've divided into sets so many fabulous little animals! In addition to the creatures themselves, I really love the capital letter handwriting on the captions. And the monkey, with its tiny face, is I thimk especially wonderful! All approx 4