Mary Baker's Woman on Horse, Crayon Drawing, 1917 jeff brown studio pottery No real matter I think

No real matter I think as he's a great looking shelf-sitter

and have included a couple of photos of them together at the end by way of inspiration:)) Certainly these could be used for game night in various ways

I trust you are improving in health

When I saw this Mexican woman shaped bell at an antique shop going out of business in Liberty

There is a fantastic variety of Australian Aboriginal clapsticks out there--many decorated with burned designs like these

Mary Baker's Woman on Horse, Crayon Drawing, 1917 jeff brown studio pottery No real matter I thinkThis is one of several crayon drawings done by a Mary Baker, a couple of them signed, and one dated 1917, surely done when miss Mary was in grade school. I love them all, but this woman on horseback may be my favorite of all, in significant part due to her excellent profile, tiny hands, and great yellow hat! And those extra large hooves on the horse are pretty fantastic too! 8 1 4" x 5 15 16" and in very good condition.