Sally Sterns' Joyful 1824 Floral Watercolor with Hand-sewn Mend and Later Tintype Portrait, Framed as Found pig target What a sweet sister Maggie

What a sweet sister Maggie was to send her sister this hand-painted postcard

which gives it great character and patina

A very lyrical old hand-carved doll scale bed

no losses or issues

Acrylic on cardstock with a linen finish (with a bit of a sheen)

Sally Sterns' Joyful 1824 Floral Watercolor with Hand-sewn Mend and Later Tintype Portrait, Framed as Found pig target What a sweet sister MaggieReally a lovely and special feeling thing. This joyful watercolor dates to 1824, boldly and proudly signed by Miss Sally Stearns just above the bright blue arch at bottom center, from which this sprawling bouquet rises. (Look closely and you'll see there is a wonderful hand sewn mend to the paper just to the left which feels almost like an extension of the black inked decoration on the yellow furl.) Detail photos give a good sense of the handling of