Pair of Dancers, Adelaide Lawson Gaylor Watercolor, c. 1930s vintage sewing scrapbook Lots of very tender very

Lots of very tender very old things today--just the sorts of things that make me happiest

and I like that drawing of the chair best of all

Framed: 7 1/8" x 5 3/8"

I've since learned that the American Steel Wool Manufacturing Company that produced it--founded in 1896 by David Wolf in Greenwich

With original gray mat over top (first image)

Pair of Dancers, Adelaide Lawson Gaylor Watercolor, c. 1930s vintage sewing scrapbook Lots of very tender veryLast fall I purchased and quickly sold a handful of works from a dealer at Brimfield by Adelaide Lawson Gaylor (1889 1986) and Wood Gaylor (1883 1957), which had been acquired from a one time neighbor of the couple on Long Island; this month I went back to scoop up a few more. This unsigned ink and watercolor of a pair of dancers is by her, c. 1930s I believe, when the worlds of modern art and modern dance were closely intertwined on their paths of