SOLD Woman at Piano in Parlor, Naive Old Pencil Drawing white and orange The one with the unstained

The one with the unstained wood has a chip in the wood on one end of the stained side

one by one

Considered together with the deer watercolor surely by the same artist

and a slight elevation to the base

I discovered this wonderful little clay woman with child at the estate sale of a choreographer in Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood

SOLD Woman at Piano in Parlor, Naive Old Pencil Drawing white and orange The one with the unstainedWhoever drew this one, 100+ years ago or so I'd think, made a valiant attempt at perspective, but happily didn't quite get it right! I love the scattering of lonely chairs throughout the room, and the funny short doors (I guess they are), and all of the pictures hanging from long wires on the wall. And then our lady, at her piano, anchoring it, such that all of this empty furniture takes on the character of captive audience! 5 3 4 x 3 7 8 and in very