19th C. Pennsylvania Watercolor on Laid Paper - Cornucopia and Flowers Lee Rosen pottery based on the color of

based on the color of the beads and looking at other examples (of which there are not very many) is that it dates sometime 1920s-40s

which Harvard cites as having been founded in 1907

which he interpreted through abstract planes and closely graded colors

full-color illustrations by Nanogak that communicate the same legends visually—and which I think I could look at every day and never tire of

19th C. Pennsylvania Watercolor on Laid Paper - Cornucopia and Flowers Lee Rosen pottery based on the color ofA somewhat unusual one in my experience, which I know is 19th c. Pennsylvania, ink and watercolor on watermarked laid paper and clearly came out of a notebook. The forms of the flowers and vines and basket are certainly akin to fraktur watercolors, but I've not seen an example, including just in a notebook, so densely packed and precise but also sprawling. Perhaps a sketch for one segment in a larger piece to come, or just doodling. In any case, what