Mary. H. Watering Flowers, Pencil and Crayon Drawing wooden sailors It seems very likely that

It seems very likely that their heads and torsos at least were carved from clothespins (perhaps they once hung from the clothesline along with the laundry

and yellow window frames

with little tears at the corners

On the back side of the rack is a small area of residue I'd guess from the surface of a wall

and was wired to illuminate

Mary. H. Watering Flowers, Pencil and Crayon Drawing wooden sailors It seems very likely thatFor me the best thing about this drawing is Mary's watering can, streaming forth pencil drawn trails just about to drench the red tulips below! I do love her boots and her red dress and matching bow, too, and also that her face is un drawn, as if in a blur of motion. Plus the intensely drawn fence and neat row of tulips along the front of the house. A sweet thing. 12" x 9 1 8". A little wear around the edges including a little light creasing along the