Lush and Lovely c. 1750 Four Vignette Dutch Watercolor on Watermarked Wove shelf object I think they elevated the

I think they elevated the kitschy medium of colored gravel to new heights

16 x 12 1/4”

1 3/4” across at lip and at base

which came from the massive estate of major ephemera dealer with a penchant for punch paper (among many many other things

(I wasn't paying quite enough attention when arranging this deck to photograph and have a few sequences slightly out of order-- but it is easy to figure out once you get the logic

Lush and Lovely c. 1750 Four Vignette Dutch Watercolor on Watermarked Wove shelf object I think they elevated theI know from the seller I purchased this watercolor from that it dates to the mid 1700s and is Dutch (one of several they had extracted from a folio) but having bought and sold a few 18th century Dutch watercolors, I think I could have told you that myself! To my eye just lush loveliness, super rich color, on nice heavy wove paper with a watermark as shown in last photo. I wish I had dozens of these to fill a whole room with! 12 1 2" x 8 1 8". Very