Empire State Grapes, Hand Stenciled Page From c. 1868 Nursery Specimens Salesman Sample Catalog vintage painting supplies but not notable chips or

but not notable chips or cracks at all that I can see

or as catchalls for all sorts of odds and ends

which I take for a Woodwose (akin to Sasquatch/Bigfoot) or some similar sort of mythical creature--and a super endearing one

I love old brass stencils bearing evocative words and phrases and am always looking for them

And quite a metaphor for the moment I'd say

Empire State Grapes, Hand Stenciled Page From c. 1868 Nursery Specimens Salesman Sample Catalog vintage painting supplies but not notable chips orSuch luminous and voluptuous grapes, I do want to eat or drink! them right up. I've handled a few examples (of apples and peaches and pears) of this type before this would have been one page in a salesman sample type horticultural specimen catalogue (unbound, but held together in a large folio case). This is not a lithograph rather, the grapes here were rendered in a manner akin to a theorem watercolor, using multiple, hand cut stencils and