Sweet c. 1930s Kindergarten Cut Paper Animal (with Barn on Reverse) special dolls though--which make we want to

though--which make we want to have another more squarish set on hand to arrange in combination

1 5/8" l x 5/8" x 3/8"

I often use the word painterly to describe tintypes that have a poetic sort of spareness and tonal richness to them--I'm not totally sure how to articulate it

plus watercolor borders

which contains mercury—making one very careful handling it

Sweet c. 1930s Kindergarten Cut Paper Animal (with Barn on Reverse) special dolls though--which make we want toThis is a single, double sided page from a string bound kindergarten album of sorts, c. 1930s. (It is always interesting to me to see how Froebel's rigorous kindergarten program evolved and morphed (a lot!) over time.) Anyway, I find this cut paper animal pretty excellent, and like the subtle toning rectangle running vertical across the center of its body too. And on the back, rather crookedly mounted, a sweet cut paper barn with opening doors,