Miss Kinney

Random thoughts and pictures

[erichibbeler]

Inktober day 23. She was an absolute professional, always one step ahead and never hesitating.

[misslaurakinney]

the other day when I was at the dr. and we were discussing moving. My mother was telling him about a house we liked with a pool.

He said “and with a pool boy for you” he joked and I laughed and told him “No, a pool man!”

[misslaurakinney]

yum

[misslaurakinney]

a little star, like Rainbow Brite

[misslaurakinney]

[dlk26589]

“ … Or a screech owl.”  Color process illustration by Arthur Rackham, for the book, Hansel & Grethel & Other Tales, 1920.

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“She went along, and went along, and went along.”  Color process illustration by Arthur Rackham for the book, English Fairy Tales, by Flora Annie Webster Steel, 1922.

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The Advent of Winter.  Wood engraving by the Dalziel brothers, based on the artwork of Frederick Sandys for the book Reproductions of Woodcuts by F. Sandys, 1860-1866, published about 1915.

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The Wife of Amalfitan.  Metal engraving by Robert Edward Hughes, for the book, The Novellino of Masuccio, vol. 1, published in 1895.

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“All these I better in one general best.”  Portrait illustration by Henry Ospovat for  Shakespeare’s Sonnets, published in 1899, by John Lane.

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“Buy from us with a golden curl.”  Color process illustration by Warwick Goble for The Book of Fairy Poetry, published in 1920.

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Giant Silk Moths and purple coral tree.  Etching by Joseph Mulder, based on the artwork of Maria Sibylla Merian, for the book, “Over de Voorteeling en Wonderbaerlyke Veranderingen der Surinaamsche Insecten, published in 1730.

[misslaurakinney]

Feeling shallow