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Cute decorative border from a Japanese fairy tale book from the Taisho era (1912-1926). Elephants connected by nose and tail.
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Cute decorative border from a Japanese fairy tale book from the Taisho era (1912-1926). Elephants connected by nose and tail.
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The Other | by Stephanie Singleton
View of motorists posing in a car. Handwritten on back: "Hello Kid, What do you think this. I told you to think of me but you did not so I will send you one I know you would like to get one of these to see how they look. It is raining here today. I hope you come back here this winter. Best regards, Mrs. B." Card is postmarked November 10, 1909.
National Automotive History Collection, Detroit Public Library
Only the finest, least festive fringe will do for the most joyous season. It’s important to manage expectations early.
Cathedral pillars/columns made of marble and organic material.
I love making borders.
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Border with Strozzi emblems (Florence, Italy, 16th-17th century).
Incorporates Filippo Strozzi's favorite motifs of a falcon on a branch and three half-moons with flames. Sprays of roses are tied together with banderoles bearing the motto ‘I wait and so does virtue’
Silk and linen. Woven.
Image and text information courtesy The Met.
2015: Fall semester at The Academy, Lithography with Ron Wyfels
'Prophetic Witnesses' for Boston University's Focus magazine.