Thine True Love Only, 19th C. Theorem Watercolor Forget Me Not flower sculpture a little folding at the

a little folding at the center of the top edge

and the others of which are attached to the wrists

no repairs

The particular plunderer in question here

Thine True Love Only, 19th C. Theorem Watercolor Forget Me Not flower sculpture a little folding at theIn my book, it's always time for a valentine or love token, and what a lovely one is this, announcing the giver as "Thine True Love Only" no small thing! The text appears to have been stamped or block printed, the rest done in watercolor and ink by hand (using hand cut stencils, which is how theorems were made, and, I recently learned, the paint was often blown onto the paper via a glass tube, like a straw.) Especially great here I think is the smoke