Sometimes you just don't have the
time to venture too far afield. Today, I didn't
make it any farther than this corner
of my own living room! The Maxfield Parrish
belonged to my grandfather (who worked
all his life for the railroad); it was framed with
wood molding salvaged from an old railway car.
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Maxfield Parrish?
ReplyDeleteAubrey Beardsley?
Your evening shadows are evocative. To paraphrase Joni Mitchell: The sun is pouring in like butterscotch and sticking to all my senses.
Oops—whatever made me say Aubrey Beardsley? Thanks, TG, I'm fixing it right now.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very good spot to comtemplate life. Nice one!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful and peaceful part of your home.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Your home does look lovely! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWhat Tall Gary said is perfect - The sun is pouring in like butterscotch and sticking to all my senses. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy SSS!
Unusual shadow shot and including Maxfield Parish - a famous painter painting his own shadows.
ReplyDeleteNo matter what it is called..beautiful..and the shadow is so peaceful..
ReplyDeleteHappy SSS.
As soon as I saw this I knew it was a Maxfield Parrish painting. I so love his work. I have an old poetry book that belonged to my mother,with his illustrations.
ReplyDeleteI like your photo very much.
(The painting is Maxfield Parrish but the high-contrast darks and lights of the photo are Aubrey Beardslyesqueish, no?)
ReplyDeleteAppreciate it, TG. Fact is, I sometimes schedule posts ahead—often at an hour when I should be sound asleep.
ReplyDeleteBibi -- a friend had a book of MP prints and would ask her friends to look through and choose the one that they were most attracted to. She told me that every Pisces (including me) she knew chose this one, "The King of the Black Isles".
I've enjoyed this immensely, Alexa! That's intriguing about your friend's Piscean friends gravitating to MP's "The King of the Black Isles." It would be fun to do that exercise.
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