Exquisite, Unusual Late 18th/Early 19th C Pinprick and Watercolor Love Token folk art hook It's a quintessential example of

It's a quintessential example of the work of Weston (1922-2015) and Brenda Andersen

extricated only by cutting him off at the ankles--which was done a but unevenly

Pins are 2 5/8" tall

I think it's an old blue Playskool block under the brown-painted

Kazakhstan and other Central Asian countries ("Suzani" comes from the Persian "Suzan"

Exquisite, Unusual Late 18th/Early 19th C Pinprick and Watercolor Love Token folk art hook It's a quintessential example ofThis exquisite thing is many times better in person, where you can clearly see every tiny pin prick in the paper (details give a better sense.) All those tiny pricked holes really amplify its graphicness and impart it with an intimate sort of intensity (or intense sort of intimacy) and my goodness, wha a lot of labor and care invested in it. I'm just back from the Boston Antiquarian Book Fair as I write this not where I purchased this, but where I