Colored Pencil and Gouache on Board 1974 Rendering of Liggett Group Jet handmade pottery fish In this case the horses

In this case the horses may have only been trained to do three movements

perhaps watching fish swimming by

which has kept it perfectly flat and crisp over the years

what a box

Such a smart little box

Colored Pencil and Gouache on Board 1974 Rendering of Liggett Group Jet handmade pottery fish In this case the horsesThis is the second of two vintage gouache and colored pencil renderings of corporate jets that I found together, which I'd assume, based on the logo painted on the tail, were owned by the Liggett Group a Durham, NC headquartered tobacco company (Chesterfields, etc), which in the mid 70s changed its name from Liggett & Myers to The Liggett Group. The rendering (which I purchased in its original ugly frame, with the stamp of a Cary, NC framer on back)