Description
as most pieces available today were made in England in prisoner of war camps and prison ships between 1793 and 1815--making this an early one
I think 1910s
in the case of this Sanskrit manuscript page
Such a tender one--and one that surely would make a wonderful Mother's Day gift (or Father's Day gift
The look on her face seems to match her gesture 100% perfectly--calculatingly placid
Two Loops and a Line, Victorian Mounted Hair Samples "Drawing", 1867, with Verse on Reverse antique folk art sewing as most pieces available todayOne more from a small collection of hair locks and wreaths dating to the 1860s all stitched to, or tucked into, bits of paper annotated with names and notes. I considered listing them as a collection, but realized much of what I find especially beautiful about these is their specificity and singularity in terms of form and content (color, composition, and in this case very much the handwritten names and notes) and so have treated them as individual
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