1939 Hand-painted Chalkware Portrait of Will Rogers by Artist August Mack american seascape and would feel quite at

and would feel quite at home amid a collection of Native American pueblo pottery in a complimentary sort of way

I want to describe this Japanese vessel as Brutalist

but stopped myself in order to share them sooner than later

Right up my alley and I think just terrific

which will roll around but will also stay put at center should one desire to set it that way

1939 Hand-painted Chalkware Portrait of Will Rogers by Artist August Mack american seascape and would feel quite atQuite a thing, to which the chalkware bull i just listed might make just the right companion (!), and which itself, a posthumous portrait of Will Rogers by Indiana artist August Mack, represents the convergence of two quite singular individuals, born the same year. (This piece came from a notable folk outsider art collection, different from where i found the bull!) Rogers (1879 1935) gained acclaim as a trick roper and vaudeville actor, and went on to