19th C. Double-Sided Naive Graphite & Crayon Drawing: Giant Baby Boy, Flowers berlin work I really like its rustic-ness

I really like its rustic-ness and the simplicity of the form--like a cheerio on a barbell

and the box seems still to contain most of them--as pictured

bobbing and weaving task of marketing

How long does it take for a steak

and phallus

19th C. Double-Sided Naive Graphite & Crayon Drawing: Giant Baby Boy, Flowers berlin work I really like its rustic-nessThis is one of a handful of drawings I'm listing by the same (surely quite young) maker, found together in an old notebook already partially disassembled so I went ahead and separated them all. I'd guess 1870s or so, and all quite wonderful, this otherworldly baby boy on blue blanket, seemingly a giant in relation to the tree beside him, perhaps my favorite of all. (And reminding me a bit of the phenomenal "electric pencil" drawings of James Edward