Shields Landon (S.L) Jones Portrait of a Woman in Blue Blouse weschler test puzzle the lip of the planter

the lip of the planter is folded down to conceal whatever wire or rope would be strung to hang it

the stories or fables are specific to the Inuit population of the Western Canadian Arctic where Nanogak was born and raised

are just fantastic — a quintessential example of machine age design

or to just hang from a nail or hook on the wall

in perfect cursive

Shields Landon (S.L) Jones Portrait of a Woman in Blue Blouse weschler test puzzle the lip of the planterI wasn't familiar with the work of Shields Landon Jones (b. Indian Mills, WV 1901; died Hinton, WV 1997) when I found this drawing I just completely fell in love with her face! but have learned a bit about him since, and quite an interesting artist, and human, he seems to have been. The Smithsonian Museum of Art (among many other institutions including the American Folk Art Museum) has a terrific collection of his work, which included both fabulous