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I'd guess it dates to the late 19th or early 20th but am not entirely certain
It measures 4 5/8" tall x 4 1/4" in diameter
and a split in the wood down the front of the pants of the largest male figure
or would make the perfect gift for a party host
Established in 1894
James Bone "Profiles (Chimney Sweeps)" Colored Pencil Drawing, 2010 flute I'd guess it dates toJames Frederic Bone (1929 2015) a prolific and endlessly inventive Chicago artist, did a series of drawings very late in life of floating forms composed double profiles. While others are more abstract, this one seems to portray specific individuals, parenthetically described as chimney sweeps with the hand written quote on the back of the paper making one wonder whether the drawing portrays friends or lovers lost. "Fear no more the heat of the sun
