1931 Ink and Watercolor Seascape with Ships Signed C. Friburgh balls in cage whimsy The bottom half of the

The bottom half of the box features similar patterning on its sides

and one patch of wear to the fabric on the back of one legs (see photos)

in addition to their collective poise and intense straight ahead stares

looks like she would make a good and loyal friend

1931 Ink and Watercolor Seascape with Ships Signed C. Friburgh balls in cage whimsy The bottom half of theI have not been able to identify the C. Friburgh who signed this watercolor, which surprises me some, as it is very finely done. Photos don't give a great sense of the richness of the sea itself, which was painted with hundreds of fine brushstrokes in a range of blues and greens, which make it feel as if we're out in very deep waters witnessing the scene. And then these wispy white clouds popping against the tan board, which it feels as if the sails