19th Century Folk Art Portrait Drawing Daguerreotype, Man with Bright Eyes vintage wooden viking perhaps in part because the

perhaps in part because the human face keeps reminding me of the late great David Foster Wallace

I have a hard time wrapping my head around the process of so finely wrapping a bottle in woven basketry

and maybe place a magnifying glass nearby

which show some darkening to their surfaces

then opened his own studio in 1976 in Santa Cruz--created several different series of "dancing" coffee pots

19th Century Folk Art Portrait Drawing Daguerreotype, Man with Bright Eyes vintage wooden viking perhaps in part because theThis one I purchased from the same seller as the daguerreotype of the drawing of the child I just listed, and I believe they came from the same collection, this one also mid 1800s I believe. This image too is of what looks like a graphite drawn portrait in profile, here of a man perhaps in his 30s or so. There is some scratching to the plate and the outline of this gentleman's profile almost disappears, but in the right light it comes into clear view,