Kingfisher, 1905 Ink and Crayon Drawing by J.H. Adair, Spring Grove, PA folk art paper weaving in his long mustache and

in his long mustache and tall black boots

but I'd probably just hang it straight on the wall as is

descending from early American settlers Aquila Chase II and Thomas Chase of Chesham England

longtime professor of ceramics (and French literature) at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth

but I think likely early 1980s

Kingfisher, 1905 Ink and Crayon Drawing by J.H. Adair, Spring Grove, PA folk art paper weaving in his long mustache andI purchased this and several more drawings by the same maker from a seller in Pennsylvania, where they originated, the work of a J. H Adair of Spring Grove, PA, who signed a few of them and dated a couple 1905. These are the sorts of drawings that get me excited; I couldn't snatch them up fast enough pure joy, and you may know by now I've a special fondness for naive bird drawings, all the better identified with a title, and carrying a fish in mouth!