C. 1930s-40s Spatter Painted Jug on Board manuscript drawing and really a brilliant child

and really a brilliant child I'd say--completely right in conveying just a bit of sinister in that giant grin while still landing on the side of goodness

Looks to me like this young woman donned all her very favorite things for this photo

and the Joe D who signed it was certainly invested in it

Done in wool

--feel all the more so

C. 1930s-40s Spatter Painted Jug on Board manuscript drawing and really a brilliant childI find something kind of magical about the effect of spatter painting this I believe an art school exercise, c. 1940s, made using a stencil mask (as with a theorem painting). With ink outlining and lines for shading added along one side and interior side of the handle. Simple but quite satisfying, and makes this jug feel quite iconic. 14 1 2" x 11 5 8". Ink on board. What looks like a water stain to the bottom left corner of board, as documented but