Double-sided Naive Watercolor and Pencil Drawing: The Hound / Women with Chickens carrying a burden One chimney is loose in

One chimney is loose in its mount and can be pulled off but easily repositioned and will stay there fine and there a missing nail at one back corner of the roof

with great structural details and what look to be ink-drawn windows on all sides though I suppose it is not impossible that the wood was printed

to be held with two hands horizontally to play

where these would have attached

I've seen a lot of old Mexican ex-voto retablo paintings on tin

Double-sided Naive Watercolor and Pencil Drawing: The Hound / Women with Chickens carrying a burden One chimney is loose inI really can't decide which side of this one I like better, both are so good! This double sided graphite drawing and watercolor I purchased along with the rest of the c. 1830s British watercolors I just listed, and had been part of the same booklet, though certainly done by a child, following the others done likely by an older sibling. I really love the sweet green and grey hound, and the lettering labeling him, and the space around him, though these