Keywords: drawing graphite paper ferdinand brader ferdinandbrader fleetwood berks county berkscounty pennsylvania art huntington san marino sanmarino california serene detail pencil zajdowicz 366 365 cell phone cellphone motorola droid turbo blackandwhite black white b&w bw monochrome smartphone cameraphone scene man horse buggy house fence door windows black and white We went to the Huntington today to see an Edward Weston exhibit, and while we were there, swung through an amazing exhibit of Americana -- furniture,quilts,art, etc, all of it designed for the middle class. This pencil drawing caught my eye -- Ferdinand Brader (a Swiss immigrant who worked extensively in Pennsylvania and Ohio) did The Property of Daniel and Sarah Leibelspewrger, Fleetwood, Berks County, Pennsylvania. It is quite large and with a glass cover hard to photograph in toto because of reflections, so I chose just a detail. This drawing was described as depicting "a well-maintained and prosperous Pennsylvania German homestead". Many years ago I lived in Kutztown, perhaps 5 miles from the scene shown here. The Huntington in San Marino, California Day 316 of my 366 Project We went to the Huntington today to see an Edward Weston exhibit, and while we were there, swung through an amazing exhibit of Americana -- furniture,quilts,art, etc, all of it designed for the middle class. This pencil drawing caught my eye -- Ferdinand Brader (a Swiss immigrant who worked extensively in Pennsylvania and Ohio) did The Property of Daniel and Sarah Leibelspewrger, Fleetwood, Berks County, Pennsylvania. It is quite large and with a glass cover hard to photograph in toto because of reflections, so I chose just a detail. This drawing was described as depicting "a well-maintained and prosperous Pennsylvania German homestead". Many years ago I lived in Kutztown, perhaps 5 miles from the scene shown here. The Huntington in San Marino, California Day 316 of my 366 Project |