Die Beschützerin (The Protector), Victorian Graphite Drawing of Girl with Her Pets in Period Frame hand-thrown pot Made of thick pressed glass

Made of thick pressed glass

") Together the compass and square symbolize ethical conduct

largely--were so committed to having crisp and perfectly round doilies that they would own a board like--patented in 1940 by the Chicago Curtain Stretcher Co

and it stands steady and square on its feet

it feels very small batch to me

Die Beschützerin (The Protector), Victorian Graphite Drawing of Girl with Her Pets in Period Frame hand-thrown pot Made of thick pressed glassI believe this graphite drawing was based on an engraving by Joseph Beaume (1796 1885) who was French, but the image must have circulated, with the title here written in German, translating to "The Protector" though I have found reference to the original title as "Jealousy." (I've included an image of the print at end of photos). So many of the naive drawings we see were based on prints, and it is the differentiation from the original that is what I