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I love his stoic-ness
Sharp" and dated 1989
but I think this one is especially excellent for the quality of the painting on her face especially--to me she looks almost as if she just just stepped out of early 19th century painting
I think it is quite an exquisite little thing
Pierre Lorillard is said to have been New York’s first millionaire
19th C. Carved Powder Horn of Samuel D. Lane, Hampton, New Hampshire, with Handwritten Text Herend Hungary I love his stoic-nessI found this one in New Hampshire about 25 miles from North Hampton, the home of the Samuel D. Lane who signed it, close to two centuries ago I believe. I've seen powder horns carved into like scrimshaw (which I always covet) and plenty with hand carved wooden plugs at both ends, but I've never seen one (beautifully) signed on a circle of laid paper, with hand cut glass over top. I presume it was done as a sort of commemoration by Lane himself, I
