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Look at the unusual windows! In all my years of collecting, this is the only example of this type that I have seen. It's also a fine example of the water-color wash technique.
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early hacienda : unusually dark with an intrinsic
cardboard tree, this also had the brown composition figure but all that remains
is the pair of "feet" in the front yard. |
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Look at the unusual windows! In all my years of collecting, this is the only example of this type that I have seen. It's also a fine example of the water-color wash technique. |
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the very best indicators of dating you can get are the price and the way the
pricing was put on the bottom. This says "3-Px/10 cts." In pencil.
3 for a dime! Can there be any doubt that this is prewar? |
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