Vintage 1960s Embroidery Scene and Poem - Four Seasons Fill The Measure of the Year by Keats fence Ralph Douberly (from his poem

Ralph Douberly (from his poem My Dreams Go With You Always)

In presenting this grouping of 220 individual watercolor paintings

Some of the edges in some squares are frayed or have come free of their stitching

herb/spice/root/vegetable identification

second printing

Vintage 1960s Embroidery Scene and Poem - Four Seasons Fill The Measure of the Year by Keats fence Ralph Douberly (from his poemFour seasons fill the measure of the year {HISTORY} Just lovely in sentiment and execution, this vintage embroidery piece dates to the 1960s but features a portion of a poem written by John Keats in 1818. The poem was titled The Human Seasons (we've included the full poem in the photos here) and reflects on the changing way we look at life as we age. Beautifully detailed, the imagery that unites this embroidery is trees as they flower in spring, leaf