Muscles of the Head, Mid 20th Century Ink and Waterclor School Anatomy Diagram on Board face jug only the remnants of a

only the remnants of a clasp remain

and could certainly be put to use once again

Quite a face on this one

I found this carved soapstone obelisk and rectangular rock in the same place and think the latter makes quite a nice pedestal for the former

with relatively short screws suggesting made for a very specific quilting frame

Muscles of the Head, Mid 20th Century Ink and Waterclor School Anatomy Diagram on Board face jug only the remnants of aThis is the second of two c. mid 20th c. biology anatomy class watercolor illustrations on board I found together in Pennsylvania a few weeks ago, both done by a young C. Holmes. Here "Muscles of the Head," which I like not just for the execution, but also for the subject at least for me, the muscles of the head are the last sort of muscles I tend to think about, but in this age of seemingly everyone having injections or plastic surgery (or at least