1942 Folk Landscape with House on Wood with Bark (some bark loss) King Press playing cards executed in black ink on

executed in black ink on rice paper

Glue evident around feet where they attach to base and there looks to be a bit of glue around one knee below the cuff (minor)

with the small pointing forward triangle over the N signaling full speed ahead

with subtle variations in form as well as  glazing (the glaze on the handles

such as on the end of the nose

1942 Folk Landscape with House on Wood with Bark (some bark loss) King Press playing cards executed in black ink onThis painting feels as cozy as coming home to this little red roofed house nested among the trees and with blooming garden out front must have been all the more so if one had hiked quite a distance along the path leading up to it! Seeming very much to represent a world unto itself, one might think the wood panel it was painted on, with bark along the top, came from a tree felled nearby too. With some interested magic marker drawings all up and down