…And Started Confidently To The Orchard

Will Crawford

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Wild Horses at Play, George Catlin, lithograph
This black and white photograph represents a white woman, facing the camera. She is photographed at close proximity and the top of her head is cut out of the image, which stops below the collar of her furry jacket. Netting extends to below her eyes and above the bottom of her nose. A large, round earring is visible in her right ear, and hse wears pearls around her neck. Her lips are painted with a dark lipstick. They are parted, and her teeth are visible.
Passing The Cliff—Apsaroke, Edward Sheriff Curtis, John Andrew and Son, photogravure
Nineteen lines drawing/stylized trees in black ink arranged randomly in printed area of isometric-orthographic paper.