Brush Your Teeth! Late 1920s School Drawing by Richard Page Thurston how to draw famous for its lace

famous for its lace

in the nice old wooden frame I found it in

it measures 1 1/2" off the ground at highest point due to some curvature

and is a bright as photos portray

with what appear to be handwritten numbers on the recessed wood tiles

Brush Your Teeth! Late 1920s School Drawing by Richard Page Thurston how to draw famous for its lacePure love when I dug this drawing out from near the bottom of an overstuffed box filled with old magazine and a few other drawings by young Richard Page Thurton, whose full name I know from a pile of old school penmanship exercises (which I'll be listing soon.) Anyway, what a great one, with one assumes Richard himself, though looking a bit like a old man, standing shoulders to sink, toothbrush in hand, faucet peeking out at far right. Plus great