beyond the cellar door

A collection of old things, new things, used things, and borrowed things. I really like 19th Century artworks from photographs, to paintings, to prints, and sculptures. Most of these images have come from my job in digital restoration, but some come from other sites and reblogging. Happy tumbling.

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John Atkins Grimshaw. A Moonlit Lane. 1874.

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Leonetto Cappiello. Le Puy Poster.

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Alphonse Mucha. 

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Hippolyte Flandrin. Young Man by the Sea. 1836.

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Adrian Ludwig. Pool in the Riesengebrige. 1839. 

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Ivan Konstaninovich Aivazovsky. View of Constantinople.

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Karl Blechen. Gorge at Amalfi. 1831.

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Roger Fenton. Landscape with Clouds. 1856.

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William Etty. Seated Female Nude. 

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The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters. Francisco Goya. 1799.

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Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky. The Bay of Naples.

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Edward Robert Hughes. Twilight Fantasies. 

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Eugene Delacroix. The Sea from the Heights of Dieppe. 1852.

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Gustave le Gray. The Imperial Yacht la Reine Hortense, Le Havre. 1856. 

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Philip Calderan. War Lady. 

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David Roberts. The Castle of Alcala de Guadraira. 1830. 

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The Slavs in their Original Homeland. Alphonse Mucha. 1912.