Perfect Patina, Earlyish 20th C. Graphite Drawing on Toned Paper, Yielding Very Excellent Moon Face black heart the slightly darker ones and

the slightly darker ones and the painted ones are almost paper thin—but all are bone

There is a long tradition of Isleta red ware

(Plus of course I like that the clock perpetually reads 4:02 or so—corresponding to just a beat after I always post new listings

" by Edward Johnston

which is painted a solid aqua

Perfect Patina, Earlyish 20th C. Graphite Drawing on Toned Paper, Yielding Very Excellent Moon Face black heart the slightly darker ones andI have to say I'm pretty obsessed with this drawing, to my eye made a hundred times better by what seems to be a chance stain toning, which turned the graphite drawing of the features of a face it into a face on the moon. Perhaps I'm wrong and the drawing was made after the discoloration, but I really don't think so. Just so right, including for this punched edge on a second piece of paper to which it was attached, and a penmanship practice exercise