Blue Ageratum with Shadows, Delicate and Moody Antique Watercolor for the dinner table I'd use this one for

I'd use this one for everything--on the counter

but it is the gestural application of the blue glaze that really makes this one

and the order in which they appear--revealing an active thought process of ticking through the necessities

Hansen's  work has been shown widely nationally and internationally

This is the largest of these traditional Scandanavian wrapped birch bark boxes I've ever seen at 5 1/2" inches long

Blue Ageratum with Shadows, Delicate and Moody Antique Watercolor for the dinner table I'd use this one forThe inkwash shadows here really make this watercolor, giving it the feel of a momento mori. And very finely painted feathery spiky purple flowers, almost like thistles but I believe Blue Ageratum. Quietly, delicately, moody in a lovely way. 8 7 8" x 5 1 2". Very good condition.