Lovely Antique Watercolor of Three Apples in Great Frame antique tin lock box and for its black surface

and for its black surface that also shows some traces of red on the handle where it was clearly much grabbed

7 1/2" x 9 1/4"

with a little loss of stain along the edges

who was among the founders of the Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art in 1967

of shorter and taller lengths which would distinguish one players pegs from the others

Lovely Antique Watercolor of Three Apples in Great Frame antique tin lock box and for its black surfaceI've got a special weakness for paintings of apples, especially ones that feel as much like portraits as still lives, and think this antique watercolor is really a lovely one. Crisp and soft and bright, just like an apple, and I love how the artist so carefully positioned the apples such that all of the stems would point exactly the same way. Late 19th early 20th c. I believe, and in a terrific antique dark red painted frame. Framed, as found: 15 5 8"