Mid-Century Watercolor Marsh Landscape with Palms and Cactii, Unsigned architectural (Of course who would ever

(Of course who would ever part with one of these

I believe for brushing hair off of the neck after a haircut

as I found one in the collection of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts portraying the death of a general at the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775

coarse horsehair bristles and a threaded

The stories themselves

Mid-Century Watercolor Marsh Landscape with Palms and Cactii, Unsigned architectural (Of course who would everI believe the landscape pictured here is the Lowcountry of Southern South Carolina and that the gestural, near horizontal branch coming in from the right is of a very old Oak. While I've been really into serene British watercolor seascapes of late, in part for their calming effects, I find this wonderfully immersive and transportive in a different direction, and super satisfying in its lushness; one can almost hear the cicada singing away! Unsigned