Lincoln's Tomb, 1905 Ink and Crayon Drawing by J.H. Adair, Spring Grove, PA mushroom including as part of the

including as part of the standard equipment kit for British ship navigation (and I do presume this rule is British

It is not often that I buy a piece by a known artist

and most of his women appear to be quite self-possessed

9 3/4" x 6 15/16"

though I'd be inclined to thread ribbons through the holes in their handles and hang them on the wall

Lincoln's Tomb, 1905 Ink and Crayon Drawing by J.H. Adair, Spring Grove, PA mushroom including as part of theI purchased this and several more drawings by the same maker from a seller in Pennsylvania, where they originated, the work of a J. H Adair of Spring Grove, PA, who signed a few of them and dated a couple 1905. These are the sorts of drawings that get me excited; I couldn't snatch them up fast enough pure joy! And this drawing of Lincoln's Tomb feels especially poignant at the moment. I also like the way her wrote Springfield, IL as Spring Field, as