"Blue Dusk (Bathsheeba)" Rather Transportive Watercolor Seascape Signed L. Foster, c. 1920s Rockingham pottery The two hearts themselves are

The two hearts themselves are interwoven at along their centers

but it gives me delight

with a hook on the back for hanging

but it would also be the perfect plate for carrying a bedtime snack

with a little wear to the stain on the frame at the corners

"Blue Dusk (Bathsheeba)" Rather Transportive Watercolor Seascape Signed L. Foster, c. 1920s Rockingham pottery The two hearts themselves areI found this watercolor in an old frame with mat that was well stained, so I opened it up and extracted it, finding a title on the back of the matting in the process: "Blue Dusk (Bathsheeba)", which makes me imagine this beach was the site of lust of some sort on the part of the L. Foster who signed it! Whatever the case, quite a nicely done and effectively transportive! amateur seascape I'd say, c. 1920s or so I would guess. 11 13 16" x 7 3 8". Very