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She is emblematic of traditional Oaxacan “barro negro” (black clay) pottery - hand-shaped
who was clearly busy since arriving at the camp the prior evening at 10pm
The ink color is a sort of sepia-gray
I believe I have it first with what is technically the back side
Lot of Jessie Graham Smith's Ornament Studies (More in Photos) solid wood frame She is emblematic of traditionalI found these this past summer at a flea market close to me and just pulled them out again and was struck anew by the lovely and painstakingly executed passages of ornament on them. I'm listing as a lot, and will throw in a couple more not shown here, too. A mix of graphite, ink, watercolor and gold paint, with some truly gorgeous areas of detail that one might do all sorts of things with. I haven't been able to definitely place the Jessie Graham
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