Fantastic Largish Graphite Drawing of Woman and Horse on Ruled Paper stunning cufflinks Signed (incised) on the bottom

Signed (incised) on the bottom with what looks to be Tamsin (

The exterior shows some variegations in the glaze and light crazing

akin to stone lions or sphinx's but carved of wood--and most welcoming

It has a bit of a different quality on either side--one showing darker the other a little rustier red

Fantastic Largish Graphite Drawing of Woman and Horse on Ruled Paper stunning cufflinks Signed (incised) on the bottomI think this drawing is FANTASTIC! I had the work of Pearl Blauvelt on my mind when I spotted it sold to me by a rare book seller who knew nothing about it and the intensity and changing directionality of the pencil lines animating every inch of the horse, and rider, too, reminded me of some of Blauvelt's drawings. I don't believe it is, as Blauvelts faces were quite different, but this is definitely of a different ilk than a schoolgirl horse drawing: