William Charles Palmer "Butternut Hill" Dreaming Snowman Painting painted enamelware Like this one

Like this one

Part of the pleasure of being out hunting for things is discovering whole genres of things one never new existed

they retain their histories but live on with no tasks to perform

Kepes sought to make clear that 'the world as a set of structural systems does not divide into the two territories of scientific knowledge and artistic vision

Aging to the surface of the photo but overall good condition

William Charles Palmer "Butternut Hill" Dreaming Snowman Painting painted enamelware Like this oneThis original gouache and watercolor on board was created by William Charles Palmer as an Illustration for a children's book about the adventures of a snowman, which I am not certain was ever published. As a stand alone piece I think it's pretty terrific, though, with our very longing snow man dreaming of a skirted and high heeled dancing snow woman, who holds what appears to be some sort of lantern, and is basked in a halo like glow. The painting