Description
(The Coushatta are a matrilineal society native to Southwest Louisiana recognized as a sovereign nation in 1973
It is in very good condition and I believe was indeed used
as noted on the back of the gray backing card to which it is mounted
and peas growing in limestone and water
with scattered stains and some toning around the edges of the heavy
SOLD Fantastic Early 19th C. Pinprick Watercolor Portrait of Beggar and Child vintage barware (The Coushatta are a matrilinealI only buy things I like and would be happy to keep, but this is one of those I'd be especially fine holding on to ; I really really really love pinprick decorated watercolors, and this I believe is quite a phenomenal example. What an incredible density of tiny tiny pricked holes, making the hat and robe of this man feel quite like a cloud, and with what appear like angel wings (though perhaps a large pack) emerging from his back. The effect to my eye
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