"US Patent No. 21533 Target and Target Stand by W.H. Wright & G.L. Thorne (May 6 framed vintage art had earned its place among

had earned its place among the capitals of the world

looping through their epicycles like clockwork pilgrims

his powdered profile rendered with the antiquarian reverence of an age busy curating its colonial ghosts long after the muskets had cooled

with Boston Avenue's terra-cotta spires and the Arkansas River bridges rendered in the saturated inks of the linen era

almost casually

"US Patent No. 21533 Target and Target Stand by W.H. Wright & G.L. Thorne (May 6 framed vintage art had earned its place amongUs Patent No. 21533 Target and Target Stand by Wh Wright Gl Thorne (may 6 1879) Wright and Thorne's 1879 filing arrives from the heyday of American parlor archery and rifle clubs, when a target was less a paper bullseye than a freestanding apparatus bullseye, easel, and counterweight rendered in the patient ink of a draftsman who understood that a shot deserves something solid to meet it. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from