Watercolors by Kuhn & Cummins
On the back of the watercolor image of the young
girl
are these somewhat cryptic notes:
H. enclosed
J. L. Blue
Comp. Fair
dress a light drab
I would decipher these to mean: H. enclosed = a
sample of her hair
was enclosed to get the correct color; J. L. Blue
= well, even though I've
interpreted the first letter as a J, I think it
is really an E that has been
partially erased which makes the meaning "Eyes
Light Blue."
Comp. Fair = complexion fair and "dress a light
drab" is self-explanatory.
Below is a much more detailed view of this watercolor.
It's going to take a bit more time to load, but
it is worth the wait.
