Wary Looking Baby on Fur, Real Photo Postcard naive drawing of children and in which they would

and in which they would feel completely at home

these originated in China and were introduced to Japan around the 7th century A

executed in black ink on a washi-type paper that I think was once much closer to white than it is today

I assume made by a kid in art class

L'Assiette au Beurre (literally The Butter Plate

Wary Looking Baby on Fur, Real Photo Postcard naive drawing of children and in which they wouldI really really love this photograph, with a marvelously wary expression on the face of this young child, who looks to wringing their hands, caught in a bit of blur of motion. The baby is lying on a fur skin of some sort, and who can blame them for not wanting to be disturbed? A wonderful and true feeling image I think, with the oval shaped masking framing it just perfectly. 5 7 16 x 3 7 16 and in good condition with light surface scratching visible