19th C. Theorem Watercolor Roses and Butterflies in Great Period Frame vintage watercolor painting but it seems that it

but it seems that it could be re-wrapped tightly and resumed using the thread on the end

and yarn drawings recently

and an unglazed area around it making it feel as if its slithering through the sand

Another hex type star from a portfolio of antique drawings by Pennsylvania folk/outsider artist Wayne B

(Plenty of good boxes in the shop

19th C. Theorem Watercolor Roses and Butterflies in Great Period Frame vintage watercolor painting but it seems that itI couldnt resist the pure loveliness of this one, which photos do no justice; the frame holds what I am sure is the original glass, and its a bit hard to shoot though. I have a weakness for these 19th c. theorem style watercolors of roses, and even more so when they contain a butterfly or two as here, rarer to find. Theorem painting was first taught in the U. S. to young women in academies and boarding schools in New England, and made use of stencils