Boxing Match 1, Vintage Drawing by Unknown Artist, c.1980s mid-century American though it would also be

though it would also be great with no plant at all

Jingles perhaps again a somewhat sardonic reference to the character of the writing on the scrolling page in her hand

scrapes andblack marks --all of which contribute to making it wonderful

There is some spotting to the pith paper and one very light crease (visible only if viewed from a certain angle) and a few small holes in the paper near the right side

it has a matching yellow cap

Boxing Match 1, Vintage Drawing by Unknown Artist, c.1980s mid-century American though it would also beThis is one of six pencil and colored pencil drawings of boxers I'm listing from the sketchpad of an unknown artist. The text on the shorts of the the boxer at left is enough to figure out that he is world champion Panamanian boxer Roberto Duran (b. 1951), who competed from 1968 to 2001, and it seems possible the other is Sugar Rae Leonard, who he fought several times, most famously in 1980, though I'm not totally sure. Though I don't follow the