Description
feels like a bit of a nod to Kintsugi (Japanese pottery mending with gold or silver) too
10 7/8" x 8 13/16"
and what I believe was a combination of ink and graphite drawing the hair
with no foxing
I think this is pretty incredible
Lush Victorian Sea Moss Composition with Cut Paper Urn, Mid 19th Century, Period Oak Frame spill feels like a bit ofOccasionally I'll see a Victorian dried flower composition with a cut paper element, but I don't believe I've ever seen a sea moss picture like this before, with that black paper urn evoking a theorem painting stencil as well as a cut paper silhouette portrait, and I think locating it c. 1850s or so. I love sea moss pressings of all sorts (including for the fact that sea moss gathering represented an acceptable way for young women to get out in nature
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