Of Upright Planes: Early 1800s Notebook Page with Watercolor Diagrams in Double Sided Frame or turkey wing whisk broom Woman hunting with dog watercolor

Woman hunting with dog watercolor 10 1/16” x 7 1/8” framed

Not a lost bead that I can see

It's got some age but I don't think it's super old - maybe 1950s or 60s or so

there is some stone fruit that makes sense to pile in a bowl and some more suited for a pedestal

There is a hook on the back for hanging

Of Upright Planes: Early 1800s Notebook Page with Watercolor Diagrams in Double Sided Frame or turkey wing whisk broom Woman hunting with dog watercolorThis is one of three double sided pages from an early 19th c. Newburyport, MA school notebook I'm listing clearly the work of one person which came from the collection of longtime New England collectors Bev and John Titus. I love early watercolored lettering and diagrams just about as much as anything in the world (and have also been kind of obsessed with sun dials lately) so just swooned when I saw these. The side headed "Of Upright Planes" shows