Raido Radio School Drawing, 1930s wall vase tethered by wire

tethered by wire

I got my passion for it from her

There is text on the bottom of each which I think explains these goings-on

and red lines rising from nostrils together convey constant motion and circulation in all directions

boat-shaped Japanese pottery bowl is a study in contrasts

Raido Radio School Drawing, 1930s wall vase tethered by wireI'm guessing the Paul McGreery who drew this radio I'd assume for a class assignment did not receive an "A," with a little checkmark over his misplaced "D," calling out his error. But I do hope he got extra credit for his terrific drawing, which very accurately portrays what I believe would be called a "homebrew" or kit radio of the 1920s 30s, with these especially great headphones that seem abuzz with sound just sitting there! So fun. The drawing is