19th C. Calligraphic Ink Drawing of "The Dragon" on Laid Paper interesting jewelry like a little window to

like a little window to the larger landscape on the other side

and I think may be German

close to Yves Klein

descend and sing

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

19th C. Calligraphic Ink Drawing of "The Dragon" on Laid Paper interesting jewelry like a little window toIt appears this wonderful little drawing was salvaged from the manuscript notebook of a Lucy Claflen a long time ago, with "The heavens declare the glory of God" written in beautiful script on the reverse counterpointing the lair of the dragon! Early 19th c. I believe, and what a fantastic dragon, with curled tail ending in an arrow to match its arrow of a tongue, and fabulous wings, making it seem especially poised to grab an evil doer and carry them