Scolopendrium vulgare var. Drummondiae superbum grandiceps, a crested hart's tongue fern. The British fern gazette. December 1914.
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Scolopendrium vulgare var. Drummondiae superbum grandiceps, a crested hart's tongue fern. The British fern gazette. December 1914.
Internet Archive
“Decanters, Bohemia, colourless and red stained glass, c. 1860. The technique of firing a coloured stain onto a clear-cut glass was developed by Bohemian glassmakers in the Czech Republic during the early nineteenth century. This was a cheaper and quicker alternative to flashed glass, with the exterior surface being painted with a ruby, amber or blue stain and fired onto the glass to make it permanent.“
“Invitation to Sociology: A Humanistic Perspective” (Pelican, 1967) ◇ Peter L. Berger ∎ Perspective made literal
A Dream Longer Than the Night (Niki de Saint Phalle, 1976)
Sidney Sime (British,1865–1941) - Wild Beast Wood
Day of the Dead (1985) - Italian poster
By Konstantin Vasilyev, 1967
1960's Christmas Moment Caught In Time 🎄
The Green Tulip & Ice Cream Corner restaurants in the Plaza Hotel, NYC, NY (1971)
Designed by Sally Dryden, AID of Chandler Cudlipp Associates
Scanned from the December 1971 issue of Interior Design magazine
I love that Victorian-style/Gay Nineties Revival ice cream parlor, they were so popular back then! Also of note is the Art Nouveau revival touches in the Green Tulip restaurant, particularly the stained glass entry, lighting, curtains, and 'gazebo' structures.
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Art Deco statues sculpted by Luis Perlotti as part of the gate at the Municipal Cemetery in Luján, Buenos Aires, Argentina. The gate itself was designed by Viktor Sulčič and erected in 1928.
Norman Lindsay (1879–1969), “Pantera”
etching, soft ground, engraving & stipple on paper, 1940
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I hope everyone had a lovely holiday and look forward to a new year ahead! - VHC (aka Tara)
House Beautiful Christmas, 1994