Rare Pair: Cowboy, Dog, Horses (and a Flaw), Early 1900s Cyanotype on Silk and Albumen Print From Same Negative latching crate with small loss to upper

with small loss to upper right corner of glass and some paint loss as evident

I've focused much more on documenting drawings than written messages but pretty much every page of this 55 page album was filled--and full of the liberated spirit and gay humor of the 1920s

The second today of a pair of color charts I purchased at Brimfield

Stearns Co

with a face that reads to me as open and curious

Rare Pair: Cowboy, Dog, Horses (and a Flaw), Early 1900s Cyanotype on Silk and Albumen Print From Same Negative latching crate with small loss to upperFun to find these two still together, a cyanotype on silk and an albumen print (I believe) on paper, of this cowboy and his dog and two horses out west somewhere, a load of antlers strapped to one of the horses. A beautiful and rather iconic feeling image I think, times two, each print with its own particular character and beauty. I especially like that that there is a flaw at lower right corner that repeats in both images (reading as a white line