Mid 1800s Pencil Drawing "Daughter of Tecumseh" by Edward R. Peck, Hudson, Ohio primitive loom Seems likely the carving of

Seems likely the carving of the outlines of the drawing were was left to Bob

It appears to have been used but is in excellent condition and still very sharp

I believe he may once have had a plug nose and definitely attached pieces on the side of his head

if the machine is worked at the rate of eight hours a day

I think it is quite possibly an antique Oaxacan alebrije

Mid 1800s Pencil Drawing "Daughter of Tecumseh" by Edward R. Peck, Hudson, Ohio primitive loom Seems likely the carving ofI found together this and two other mid 19th century pencil drawings (listed separately) done it seems by three brothers of the same Hudson, Ohio Peck family. This one is signed Ed R. Peck on reverse; I have found record of him, his brothers William and Joseph, and several siblings, all who appear to have been born in the 1830s 50s. Thanks to the help of a brilliant customer, I've figured out that this is a portrait of the "Daughter of Tecumseh,