Emil Gottlieb's 1940s School Notebook with Excellent Drawings painted wooden dog I'd guess this one saw

I'd guess this one saw wartime

easy to miss at first

1930s kid drawings of planes

I wouldn't say the armature he stands on is perfect

but it is especially because it is a huge roll of a real butcher's butcher paper--a type of paper we are all familiar with (and a category we generally lump other sorts of brown kraft paper into)--but how often do we see true butcher paper made expressly for a butcher shop

Emil Gottlieb's 1940s School Notebook with Excellent Drawings painted wooden dog I'd guess this one sawMy favorite find of the week or two weeks it has been for the first drawing of the mother cow alone! So good. Then that red salamander, and that daddy longlegs, and turtle, and skeleton, and the "snacs" [snakes] hatching and then fully grown. And especially the pair of mice, or cats , or ? one consuming bread and coffee, and the other, healthier I presume is the implication, having milk and cereal! Pure joy throughout, done by a young Emil Gottlieb