Ellie Acker's c. 1840s Watercolor Map of the Southern United States Sambura fertility doll and could send their work

and could send their work to the company

and then more nails holding on the various super folky rudders and what not

16 x 12 1/4”

and a minor flaw in the paper (not a tear) resulting in a faint horizontal line that runs across the middle of the vulture's body

sent from a Delmer Morris to a Miss Opal Wright I'd guess about 120 years ago

Ellie Acker's c. 1840s Watercolor Map of the Southern United States Sambura fertility doll and could send their workYou know I love a hand drawn map, even more so a watercolored one, and I love how the color on this one, depicting "the Southern states" nearly obscures its details, such that, if one didn't know better, it might be read as pure abstraction. Of course the outlines give it away instant recognizability that speaks to it as being a much a symbol icon as map. The inclusion of Arkansas (admitted to the Union on June 15, 1836, as the 25th state) date the