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I love the way she is framed by the cascade of her long hair on one side
I have not been able to place it
This striking wood engraving by Olin Dows (1904-1981) titled Women Washing (Taxco) is one of a series of prints the artist created while traveling through Mexico and Central America in the 1930s
8" tall and ranging from approx 11" to 13" wide/deep
and the other looks a bit like a Brazilian flag turned on its side--or
"Roy Powell and Pets," Roxbury, MA, Wonderful July 8, 1896 Mounted Photograph marbles solitaire board I love the way sheI love this photo SO much, down to the writing on the back, identifying our boy here as a young Roy Powell of Roxbury, MA posing on July 8, 1896 with his many "pets!" I see mice (rats?) a squirrel, and several rabbits, one white above, and two black and white below. Plus a bird up top, and a dog who looks to be responsible for pulling the whole menagerie along from place to place! Pretty fabulous. 6 1 2" x 4 1 4" and in excellent condition.
