Lennart Johnson's Nice Old Color Chart with Adhered Strips, No. 2 spatter painting watching things as they are

watching things as they are going going gone

including on the bottom of both the box and the interior tray

I shot this in two different types of lighting to give a good idea

and known for its black hull with a white stripe

reminding one of the lay of the land prior to the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo ending the Mexican American War in 1848 (the reddish watercolor line on the card demarcates the pre-1848 border)

Lennart Johnson's Nice Old Color Chart with Adhered Strips, No. 2 spatter painting watching things as they areThe second today of a pair of color charts I purchased at Brimfield, done years ago by a young Lennart Johnson, who signed both front and back of this one. I'm a sucker for color theory color wheel exercises of all sorts, but come across them less and less often these days, so I'm even more inclined to grab them when I do. I love the three dimensionality of this one, making it feel like a field of colorful flags waving in the breeze (or a mock up for