Tree Studies, British, c. 1880s Japanese fan with waves with really no signs of

with really no signs of wear

both our scientific understanding and our artistic grasp of the physical world exist within a common structure of motion ration

I purchased this brass and glass mosaic Salvador Terán tray right off the wall at an estate sale

A set of three ibis's identical to this (including one this size

The leather hinge connecting the lid to base on the back side is mostly split but one wouldn't know it when closed

Tree Studies, British, c. 1880s Japanese fan with waves with really no signs ofTwo studies of trees, from a portfolio of c. 1880s sketches by a British artist of whom only the initials E. G. H are known; the "Broomfield" scrawled at the bottom of each sketch I believe refers to the location of the drawing a hamlet in Wiltshire, England. I quite like the combination of the two studies on one page, each transporting in a different direction, while at the same time reminding me of the format of a stereoscopic card, as it the two