Samuel Wood Gaylor (1883-1957) Nude with Clown Eyes, Black Ink on Laid Paper wooden wall pocket which one should be able

which one should be able to press out fairly well

Painting itself in good condition

“People throws this stuff out

with ferrotypists commonly working at fairs and carnivals as well as itinerantly

Lioness: 4" l x 2" t x 1 1/4" d

Samuel Wood Gaylor (1883-1957) Nude with Clown Eyes, Black Ink on Laid Paper wooden wall pocket which one should be ableLast fall I purchased a handful of works from a dealer at Brimfield by Wood Gaylor (1883 1957) and Adelaide Lawson Gaylor (1889 1986), which had been acquired from a one time neighbor of the couple on Long Island. Last week I went back to him to scoop up a few more. This unsigned sketch of a nude, which just immediately called to me, is I believe by him, c. 1920s, ink on onion skin type watermarked laid paper. With just those few short lines above and