Lovely Antique Pennsylvania Cutting Board with Mysterious Toned Shapes sinew but I think quite a

but I think quite a terrific and also joyful painting (those roofs looking like bubble gum ice cream

feels extra special for its diminutive scale--a perfect pedestal for carved whimsies or figures or other smallish things

Not a fussy thing about this drawing

One could put a whole lot of bread in this old bread box--which I of course love for the combination of very matter of factly stenciled "BREAD" against green paint

Edwin branched out into weavings and sculpture

Lovely Antique Pennsylvania Cutting Board with Mysterious Toned Shapes sinew but I think quite aI found this one in Pennsylvania, and though I don't know for sure, it seems to me it might have been tin quilting templates that sat on this cutting board for a very long time, leaving their silhouettes behind. Whatever the case, feels almost like a photogram, with a nice sense of mystery to it. And with the wooden board very well used before or since, with knife marks all over. Quite lovely and painterly feeling. 13 1 8" x 9 5 8" x 7 8". Knife marks