Gray Wolf and Golden Jackal, Exquisite Early 19th Century Watercolor folk art greyhound once painted black but with

once painted black but with lots of wear that makes each of its four sides distinguished by a progressive loss of paint (and gain of warm dry wood patina

though as noted these are not perfect cubes

a talented fraktur artist)—would become quite a notable figure not just in Lehigh Valley

it's always nice to have some blue skies around

Gray Wolf and Golden Jackal, Exquisite Early 19th Century Watercolor folk art greyhound once painted black but withA few more today from a second batch of fine c. 1840s watercolors, which I went back to my source in Germany to scoop up after having sold the last several I had quickly. This is not a hand colored engraving, it is an original, very finely executed ink and watercolor drawing, and my photos do it no justice; the color and detail is just glorious! One sees hand colored engravings in this manner (Bertuch et al) but quite a different thing in watercolor,