This vintage handmade post card is from my Scottish maternal grandmother's collection. It is possible it was done by a relative because many of them were artists. Unfortunately it doesn't have any signature.
I've always loved this. A simple pen drawing with a watercolor wash, but it captures the feeling of Marely and the ghost from A Christmas Carol.
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Tattered and Lost: Forgotten Dolls
This one is for those who love dolls!
Snapshots from the last 100+ years of children and adults with dolls.
Perfect stocking stuffer for the doll collector on your list!
It's an illustration, or rather a copy of an illustration, from the 1843 first edition of the book. It was by John Leech. You can find it online.
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