Anna and Spotty, 1916, Millers Farm masonic horseshoe If Brancusi were to carve

If Brancusi were to carve a whimsy

but clean and stable and which I'd be inclined to pop in a frame

amplifying a sense of sisterhood

and an image of a cup with a 1-C under it

I think everyone needs a set of Color Cubes around--a creative and satisfying diversion

Anna and Spotty, 1916, Millers Farm masonic horseshoe If Brancusi were to carveTrue love forever. I love these two, Anna and Spotty, in 1916, and everything about them. The wagon wheel behind her makes for a pretty great formal element, and I'd say a metaphorical one too. On reverse, the cryptic note, "all girls," plus "Millers Farm." A charmer. 3 7 16" x 2 9 16". Good condition, with wear and aging very much all to the good.