19th C. Sandpaper Theorem Peaches on Card portrait of woman on beach but I'm not certain of

but I'm not certain of its origins

but tails number 3 and 4 remain pasted to it at bottom right and one could certainly make a few more to tails to play again

The color on them is a lacquer-like finish

The matte green eyes on this folk cat really transform it from cute into something much more intense--it feels to me more like a good sign for a fortune teller

with a little staining/toning/foxing evident around the border

19th C. Sandpaper Theorem Peaches on Card portrait of woman on beach but I'm not certain ofA voluptuous trio of peaches, rendered with the use of stencils, theorem style, but it seems to me perhaps with marble dust incoporated, as there is that sort of sandpaper texture to the drawing painting. Which makes it rather unusual, and a bit elusive too I am not entirely certain whether done in pastels with some sort of fixative over them or finely spatter painted. 19th c. for sure, whatever the case, and quite lovely. 7 1 2 x 5 1 2" with cut to