H.A Brown c. 1940s Geometric Solids Study Drawing primitive hetchel The blade is marked with

The blade is marked with a "2" but I see no other marks

The body of the vase is in perfect condition but there are a couple of little chips on the tiny lip (documented in photos

as the only real wear is some loosening to the weave of the linen in the top corners--so it might be good to reinforce those by adding a piece or strip of fabric to the back

and I really like them lined up as a little collection

Pencil and crayon

H.A Brown c. 1940s Geometric Solids Study Drawing primitive hetchel The blade is marked withI sold a portfolio of beautiful ink and watercolor drawings as well as a few charcoal renderings by this H. A. Brown a month or so ago; this graphite drawing is one of a few more I'm listing from the same stash. These I know were done for a course at MIT, and a little research leads me to the believe with quite a bit of confidence that the H. A Brown who did them is none other than Harold Brown, a "titan of real estate in Boston for six decades" who,