Victorian Sea Moss Composition with Cut Paper Horn, Mid 19th Century, Period Oak Frame antique dice except that I believe she

except that I believe she studied at Parsons School of Design in New York and received her BFA in Painting from Mass College of Art

I find them both very full of life

I find this very old tramp art frame super evocative

the most singular in their patinas acquired through use the better

I love those

Victorian Sea Moss Composition with Cut Paper Horn, Mid 19th Century, Period Oak Frame antique dice except that I believe sheOccasionally I'll see a Victorian dried flower composition with a cut paper element, but I don't believe I've ever seen a sea moss picture like this before, with that black paper horn evoking a theorem painting stencil as well as nodding to a cut paper silhouette portrait, and I think locating it c. 1850s or so. I love sea moss pressings of all sorts (including for the fact that sea moss gathering represented an acceptable way for young women to get