Tilo Alt, Saw and Eye Screw, Childhood Watercolor Drawing, German WW2 Era saami a heavily detailed form of

a heavily detailed form of traditional Indian traditional embroidery that originates from the Kutch and the Saurashtra regions of Gujarat in North Western India--as well as a perimeter of multi-colored sequins and cut and sewn cotton fabric triangles fringe

--so one could stack display like a little library

There is a long tradition of Isleta red ware

combined with the way her hair falls almost like a shroud

it would lend itself to a bunch of different creative uses

Tilo Alt, Saw and Eye Screw, Childhood Watercolor Drawing, German WW2 Era saami a heavily detailed form ofAnother watercolor drawing by Dr. Arthur Tilo Alt (1931 2019) a scholar and professor of German in Yiddish language and literature in the Judaic studies program at Duke University which came from his estate in Younsgsville, NC. Born in Java, Indonesia, Alt's family returned to their native Germany in 1933, where Tilo grew up in West Berlin, ultimately moving to the U. S. in 1956 to study at the University of Texas. While I have not done extensive