Wonderfully Expressive c. 1920s-40s Etching of Curly Haired Man Singed MW round and the red on the

and the red on the tin the very best red

constructed of crate wood

After finding and quickly selling a wonderful early 19th century ink and watercolor folk art drawing of a peacock a week or so ago

making it feel as if there is perfect order to the world

to hold up as needed in everyday conversation ("question of privilege

Wonderfully Expressive c. 1920s-40s Etching of Curly Haired Man Singed MW round and the red on theI have not figured out the artist who created this etching, signed MW inside the print, but I think it is quite wonderful. I purchased it from a favorite shop in New Hampshire and know it came out of an art collector's estate which included some significant pieces, but I don't know more than that. I would guess second quarter 20th century and the subject looks African American to me, perhaps an artist himself, with this background of interlocking