Portrait of a House and its Inhabitants: 19th Century Ink and Inkwash Drawing with Collage hammock this one portraying a White-Wiged

this one portraying a White-Wiged (meant to say White Winged) Scoter

and which has a fantastic presence and gravitas that I think far exceeds its small size

) for popping something

dates to the 1820s if not a little earlier

I would likely hang it on the wall set atop a couple of nails

Portrait of a House and its Inhabitants: 19th Century Ink and Inkwash Drawing with Collage hammock this one portraying a White-WigedPhotos do no great justice to this one hard to manage the glare and the frame without washing out the drawing and losing the detail of the figures in the windows but I promise it is much better in hand and I think really very wonderful, and quite unusual too. The house was drawn by hand, ink and ink wash watercolor, while the figures in the windows are carefully cutout and pasted down engravings lithographs, with watercolor on top. I've never seen