Yet still there is something to say for the hat / And for woman own sake I must preach it / Which is - should a family be caught in the rain / Then the family can shelter beneath it
and a lagged lower left corner (not a loss)--all of which in the case of this sort of drawing I think just make it better
No way could I resist this one--a perfect embodiment of how found object + creative idea + small intervention adding up to something pretty fantastic
even if they aren't a big seller
My photos don't really capture the spirit of this Inuit bird
Wonderful Antique French Hand-embroidered Figurative Doily: Soleil rounded Yet still there is somethingClearly I've been paying attention to antique lace and linens of late, especially figurative pieces, which seem to me to be a great trove of folk art delights! This this handmade linen doily, spelling "soleil" at left (wonderfully divided across two lines as if an afterthought, or adapted to fit) is certainly French, and I believe may reference Louis XIV, the "sun king", in its depiction of this Sun God warrior with sword, rayed crown, and royal lion