Lavender Petals, Ochre Stem, Wonderful 19th C. Pennsylvania Schoolgirl Watercolor multiplication dial A few more this week

A few more this week from a larger set of wonderful old naive watercolors of birds

somehow ultimately finding its way to a antique shop in Lawrence

and a painting

and nice yellow on yellow geometry

and the kids could probably using it for playing tug of war without breaking it

Lavender Petals, Ochre Stem, Wonderful 19th C. Pennsylvania Schoolgirl Watercolor multiplication dial A few more this weekOf all the things found in the last two weeks, this one feels to me the dearest at the moment. 19th century, likely done by a school girl, probably in Pennsylvania, watercolor on lined paper. A flower that also looks like a figure wearing a skirt, with ochre leaves looking both like pears and like boxing gloves, and a pointed end, roots, like a carrot, or a blade, or a ballerina on point. Looks a bit like an ice cream cone too. Layers of life and