19th C. Naive Drawing of Horse Drawn Carriage in Period Frame shaker doll mirror made even better by the

made even better by the caption--"Walker: Yes Madam both chairs are comfortable"--which shifts attention toward the two decidedly uncomfortable looking little chairs at her left

with their fine black outlines setting them off against the seascape as if in their own world entirely

And then these teeth

or I think perhaps better translated as 'don't forget to pay'

which operated in Glasgow

19th C. Naive Drawing of Horse Drawn Carriage in Period Frame shaker doll mirror made even better by theI found this sweet mid 19th century graphite and watercolor of a horse drawn carriage in Upstate New York last week, probably not all that far from whence it came. Looks top me like the driven in his bright blue suit and top hat is enjoying himself, while the horse, with blinders on, trots along dutifully. I especially like the bright yellow accents on wheels and the horse's harness. Charming. In the period gold over gesso frame I found it in. 6 1 4"