Late 1800s Prang's Drawing Models "Tablets" Set antique party game and I really love the

and I really love the whole variety of different flowers stemming from its tall stalk

and especially the kick at the end of that great "L"

Both beautifully aged and rusted

and also with those great curves feels a bit Botero-esque to me

The more I look at antique postcards and beautifully hand-written letters

Late 1800s Prang's Drawing Models "Tablets" Set antique party game and I really love theNo geometric solids in this late 19th c. Prang's "Drawing Models" box, but nearly all of the flat "tablets" or flat cardboard shape templates are present, plus original ruler, scissors and a few colored sticks, too. I think these are interesting to play around with and use in all sorts of ways as stencils but also as means of building patterns and compositions and just thinking visually. (Spreading them out and moving them around makes me at least