Geraldine Wallace's Love Tambourine! W. Klinj drawing augmented by eyeballs that make

augmented by eyeballs that make him look cross-eyed

and over some 40 years collaborated on hundreds of pieces with poets and writers

or with some wooden soldiers nearby

so he turned to carving animals in order to express his love of the natural world

Geraldine Wallace's Love Tambourine! W. Klinj drawing augmented by eyeballs that makeThings like this jump right into my heart and it is impossible for me not to assume responsibility for ensuring they will live into the future. I believe this tambourine, with hide drum and red painted frame, dates to the early 20th century, at some point along the way becoming the instrument of a Geraldine Wallace, who wrote her name and address inside of a heart on the face, and, more secretly, a G. W. + F. D. on the flip side of the drum. I really