Landing of the Pilgrims Dec. 22, 1620, Drawn Dec. 1849 Folk Art Watercolor in Period Grain Painted Frame cobra missing one arm and the

missing one arm and the toe of one foot as evident

which is how the carved lock (which looks rather like a rudder) is secured and held tight via a knot on the opposite side of the box

One last drawing by Edwin Kosarek--several of which I purchased from a dealer who had purchased a good number of them plus a journal kept by Kosarek

this and a second also listed

but with unprinted back

Landing of the Pilgrims Dec. 22, 1620, Drawn Dec. 1849 Folk Art Watercolor in Period Grain Painted Frame cobra missing one arm and theDetail photos give a much better sense of the charms of this one, which I found at the end of a long day of antiquing in PA when things get blurry (information overload) and it felt like one thing I didn't have to think twice about, waiting there just for me to find it. With all the white space here conveying a sense of the vastness of unknown terrain in what feels like a very true sort of way, the two sole trees further amplifying a sense of this