Ice House at Coes Pond, Perfectly Naive 1889 Watercolor Drawing edwin and mary scheier for all different sorts of

for all different sorts of reasons

Overall paper size: 11 7/8" x 7 7/8"

a little tape will hold it very tight or another solution could easily be improvised

and came from a portfolio of watercolors--and looking at feels to me a bit like taking a deep breath

and also because it makes the tin feel like a present and a promise of marvelous delights

Ice House at Coes Pond, Perfectly Naive 1889 Watercolor Drawing edwin and mary scheier for all different sorts ofThe richness of the palette really makes this old drawing painting for me the ochres of the road, rendered with painterly dashes, and the whole spectrum of reds and brows and greens. Quite lovely, and feels very warm toward this place described as the Ice House at Coes Pond along the bottom, which a little research tells me places it near Worcester, MA. In those days 1889 here ice was harvested from ponds in the winter, a labor performed by dozens of