Fort Point Channel (Boston), 1949 Ink, Graphite, Watercolor by Architect Benjamin S. Sheinwald mola with bat With cloth tape outlining the

With cloth tape outlining the perimeters on both sides

It lands mid-way between delicate and chunky--bold enough  to make a statement

they were given the opportunity to experiment with ceramics at the Tennessee Valley Authority Ceramic Laboratory and turned to pottery

I found a group of six of these old templates this week in Maine—where gloves and mittens are certainly a necessity for a good chunk of the year

Fort Point Channel (Boston), 1949 Ink, Graphite, Watercolor by Architect Benjamin S. Sheinwald mola with bat With cloth tape outlining theI found this a while ago but have been sitting on it, thinking I might have a mat cut for it and get it in a frame, but that hasn't happened, and so here it is! I did just figure out that the Benj Sheinwald who signed it was Benjamin S Sheinwald, an architect from Rockport, MA; I found an architectural drawing by him from 1941 that had showed up in an auction. The subject of this piece, a mix of ink, watercolor, and graphite I believe, is Fort Point