Black Ink Dog Drawing by Charles G. Martin Jr., 1926 mask with snake nose which gives it a lot

which gives it a lot of dynamism and makes for especially great profiles

with lots of scrapes and some paint splotches here and there

including that "the cigars herein contained were manufactured to retail at more than five cents each and not more than eight cents

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still lives and figures

Black Ink Dog Drawing by Charles G. Martin Jr., 1926 mask with snake nose which gives it a lotI love how the line of the tail on this smart looking dog perfectly echoes the the bow of his back and curve of his belly, and with this perfect posture one might think he's about to win a medal! I prefer though to think he's just a handsome, very loyal, ever ready companion, at this moment ready to head out for a long walk (or maybe just to go fetch the newspaper from the driveway!) Signed Charles G. Martin Jr, 1926, black ink on cream paper, and in