Antique Framed Charcoal Folk Art Drawing of Loyal Companion phrases as I believe one can

as I believe one can never have enough plants

clasped just below her waist

with a nice warm patina and the wood super smooth

was produced in the 1980s in a relatively small edition—the one other copy I found online came from the collection of the late James Perrizo

" which was featured in a nationally juried exhibition organized by the National Basketry Organization and presented at Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu

Antique Framed Charcoal Folk Art Drawing of Loyal Companion phrases as I believe one canIt looks to me like a "D" at the center of the collar of this sweet pup, though there are two trails off of it that might make it an "R" whatever the case, he or she sure looks like a very good and kind old friend to me! Not a fussy thing about this drawing, which feels to me like quite a tender and true portrait, and one teeming with love. Fabulous. Charcoal and white chalk on on paper (ground is charcoal as well), sold in the black painted old wood