except what looks like watercolor for the yellow
with this lovely pale yellow for the shirt and soft red for the tips of the feathers
5 5/8" long x 4" deep x 3 3/8" tall
The blocks are large and chunky and perfect for young hands to stack and build with and throw around--though I might be tempted to keep them for myself
with irregularities and some unevenness in the crusty white glaze
Wonderful 1950 Pencil Signed Mixed Media Print “Bird” by Harold Zussin platter signed KM except what looks like watercolorWhat I've learned about Harold Zussin, who did this striking "Bird," in 1950, is that he was born in Chicago, 1915, and that apart from a brief period of study at the Evening School of the Art Institute of Chicago, was entirely self taught. He seems to have been active in Chicago, with a a two person exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1948, and later in Maine, with auction records from the sale of his work through several auction houses in