Hollyhocks (1882) by John La Farge (American, 1835–1910).
Leaded glass window from the Frederick Lothrop Ames house in Boston.
Saint Louis Art Museum.
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Hollyhocks (1882) by John La Farge (American, 1835–1910).
Leaded glass window from the Frederick Lothrop Ames house in Boston.
Saint Louis Art Museum.

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Just to show you my Thursday early evening, when as part of Eddisbury Artists I gained privileged access to paint in a garden and farm in Cheshire - on private property very generously shared with us for a couple of hours by the family who call it home!
In the last picture you can see what I painted!
Thanks!
Sam aka LymphomaLass xx
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True Magic
I mentioned yesterday that it had suddenly struck me with amazement — again — that I was living in such a beautiful place. And the same feeling struck me again today. It makes sense why I feel so grateful and so blessed; I live in a truly magical place. I was out working in the yard today — overdoing it as usual — and for a change, I stopped to rest on my pretty bench because I was too tired to…
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Fairy woods where the wild bee wings,
Tiny trees for tiny dames -
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