the Cabinet of Curiosities, late seventeenth century-Anonymous
Vogue Cover May 1946, Irving Penn
Untitled (Medici Boy), Joseph Cornell (1942-1952)
Kitchen of Ann Shore,stylist, Spitalfields, East London, 2000
photographed by Melanie Acevedo
Living Room of Gilles Dufour, Paris, 2001
photographed by James Waddell
A terrific post - love the concept.
ReplyDeleteDearest, I like this posting, a beautiful look at our patchwork world. A beautiful palette too, all golden and summerlike. BACT
ReplyDeleteLook at that kitchen!!! Little A., I had the opportunity to hold some Joseph Cornell boxes in my hands once. I will never forget that day.
ReplyDeleteJEZE- its amazing- and more so that some of those amazing detailed boxes passed your way- lucky! thanks for the read. G
ReplyDeletethanks Mrs Blandings! honored. G.
ReplyDeleteGreat images that relate so well, I really like the last room, the artwork and nonchalance of it all is perfect.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a creative post. When I went through the paces to become a docent, I had to present a Joseph Cornell, so it's fun for me to see all the diversity you have here. (And I have to admit, this post and the previous one remind me for some reason of Schuyler Samperton's bathroom, which I love!)
ReplyDeleteSC- thanks, I checked out your post on SS- the bathroom is Patch Work- and I love it. I am coming to the blog world late(ish).I love it though.I hadn't kept up with the new up and coming designers til I got domino-(after HG left us) of course,just when I warmed up to domino
ReplyDelete(another paper death)G.