pages 122-131 (the second part of a play by Rabindranath Tagore and translated by Andre Gide titled “Amal et la letter du Roi”) and three plates accompanying the story on Chinese funeral statues
I see them filled with olives
with a tiny bit of bumping to the corners
with these two very deep holes for the eyes
dog and what I think may just be a bunny
Happy Couple in their Chairs, Pair of Old Painted Carvings pencil on paper pages 122-131 (the second partWhat a pair, happy together for a long time already, and I do hope forever! Obviously they were carved by the same person but it appears of two different woods, and decorated with what seems to have been a water based paint, a fair bit of it lost or faded but lots of good color remaining, Great faces, great attituses, and I how the area underneath her chair was outlined but never carved out. Total charmers. Both measure about 4 1 4" t x 7 8" w x 2 1