H.A. Brown c. 1940s Study Drawing, Stairs swedish spoons At first I thought this

At first I thought this lovely hand-painted postcard depicted a bunch of green olives still on the branch

the latter also called a logarithmic spiral due to its embodiment of the Fibonacci sequence—and so perhaps this little carving holds the underlying logic of the universe in it

others initialed on back

but everything else seems to be in place

which Bennington is known for

H.A. Brown c. 1940s Study Drawing, Stairs swedish spoons At first I thought thisI sold a portfolio of beautiful ink and watercolor drawings as well as a few charcoal renderings by this H. A. Brown a month or so ago; this graphite drawing is one of a few more I'm listing from the same stash. These I know were done for a course at MIT, and a little research leads me to the believe with quite a bit of confidence that the H. A Brown who did them is none other than Harold Brown, a "titan of real estate in Boston for six decades" who,