"Prehistoric Bear", Mary Gerken's Charming Vintage Naive Ink Drawing on Card stafforshire pottery but there are no notable

but there are no notable chips or cracks and it remains a sweet little thing

or to take a human resources job--though I think the raised position of the period between the H and R somewhat somewhat evokes the absence of an E to make it "her

and the dynamism of the whole thing

pre-1940s or so

that this collage could be considered including equating various sorts of desire

"Prehistoric Bear", Mary Gerken's Charming Vintage Naive Ink Drawing on Card stafforshire pottery but there are no notableA very empathetic creature I'd say, simply described as a "prehistoric bear" on reverse. Looks pretty snuggly to me, despite those giant claws! Especially good with that long tongue hanging out. And the density and energy of all that fine black ink mark making really does it for me. 11 3 4" x 9 1 4", black ink on cardboard. A few scattered stains, minor bumps creases to board at far lower corners, and a bit more creasing wear at upper right corner of