Folk Art Halloween Painting Depicting A Witch, and Three Sheet Music Covers, Early Twentieth Century. The painting in pencil and watercolor, depicting a witch in a flying machine with her cats, above the poem "THERE WAS A WITCH WHO THE FASHION WOULD FOLLOW, SO AN AIRSHIP SHE FIXED, WITH UMBRELLAS AND STICKS, AND SAID, 'THIS BEATS MY OLD BROOMSTICK ALL HOLLOW,'" (9.625 x 7.625 inches, sight); the covers comprising "Felix Kept on Walking," words by Edward E. Bryant, music by Hubert W. David; "ME-OW One Step," by Mel B. Kaufman; and "Witches' Dance," by J. De Lancey. (4) "ME-OW" cover: 13.375 in., W: 10.5 in. Frame: H: 21 in., W: 18 in., D: .5 in.

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13.375 x 10.5 x 0.5 in