Pair of Dancers, Adelaide Lawson Gaylor Watercolor, c. 1930s vintage sewing scrapbook though I think one could

though I think one could also probably put a liner in it and plant a little plant (or maybe a few mushrooms

and it certainly must have taken some effort to get to paint those balls inside their cages

It stands sturdy on its feet

I love how this book is just about at my level of French mastery

and I like that drawing of the chair best of all

Pair of Dancers, Adelaide Lawson Gaylor Watercolor, c. 1930s vintage sewing scrapbook though I think one couldLast fall I purchased and quickly sold a handful of works from a dealer at Brimfield by Adelaide Lawson Gaylor (1889 1986) and Wood Gaylor (1883 1957), which had been acquired from a one time neighbor of the couple on Long Island; this month I went back to scoop up a few more. This unsigned ink and watercolor of a pair of dancers is by her, c. 1930s I believe, when the worlds of modern art and modern dance were closely intertwined on their paths of