15 7/8” longest x 11 3/4 w in opposite direction
which feel almost Shaker in their spareness and clarity
Enough for one full layer plus nine extras remain in this set (plus two diamond shapes that I believe landed here from a different set
and that white triangle at the center of its forehead lands just right to hold it all together
a sculptor and designer best known for monumental structures composed with mathemetical complexity
Wonderful Pair of 1920s RPPCS of Same Children, Different Ages, with Mysterious Puff Balls marked 15 7/8” longest x 11Such a curious pair of real photo postcards, and of children! One of them is dated 1926 on reverse, and the children identified as Joseph Genther and Rodrick (I believe) Sidealle perhaps fast friends rather than brother and sister, or perhaps cousins feels hard to believe, with those faces, that they are not from the same family! I absolutely love that the two photos capture the pair in the same spots, and with very similar expressions, across the