I'll show you mine/you show me yours - W 10/5/22
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Comments (17)While searching for other shapes, I ran across this triangular plate that I have. This is from my tiny dining area in Venice, Oct 2003. I still do have this triangular plate, but it is not very practical. I made this round tablecloth with matching placemats, as well as the black cotton sateen napkins. The pasta plates (which were my favorites) did not survive, and the main course for this meal was cannelloni, in a rectangular baking dish on some granite stone samples that I had gotten from work. I had to be very frugal back then. Not sure why I put this triangular plate on the table - maybe I meant it as a centerpiece....See MoreI'll show you mine/you show me yours - W 5/11/22
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3 years agoI bought this paiting recently because it llooks so much like my older son at that age. i had it reframed, same style but the old one was dirty, as you can see.
- 3 years ago
Two kinds of art in my home: An original painting - the first time I've ever bought one in a gallery - and a collection of photographs.
3 years agolast modified: 3 years ago
Sorry, I should have added info. Painting is Peruvian Madonna. Lamp is an antique St. Roc statue that I had made into a lamp.
3 years agoAn original piece of painted copper art we bought in Telluride one year. The leaves are the color in our china pattern.
- 3 years ago
This is a Chinese stone rubbing that I bought at a department store exhibition in Japan. Quite a while ago, someone else here on GW posted a print of this same rubbing, but I can't remember who that was. Does it look familiar to anyone?
3 years agolast modified: 3 years agoI'm a bit late, and this isn't the best photo, but, South African township
Annie DeighnaughOriginal Author