Strangely Satisfying Mid Century Watercolor Color and Form Study, with Face! waverly cigarette tin I love this thing

I  love this thing

Among the pages of the story he's done four illustrations--the first two in watercolor

with some dings and paint loss here and there

I can find no other iron skeleton mold out there anywhere

Strangely Satisfying Mid Century Watercolor Color and Form Study, with Face! waverly cigarette tin I love this thingI found this one at Brimfield this summer and just couldn't walk away from it something about the face on that darker blue form that feels highly empathetic (and also maybe like a nod to Miro or maybe Calder and also feels vaguely Swedish!), as if fighting to emerge as a being as opposed to being swallowed into abstraction! I've also just got a weakness for art school formal studies, which I think this is, exploring the intersections among shapes and