Art-full by the woodstove.

The photos on the left, 6 of a collection of 12 B&W photos I've taken over the years on the wall behind the wood stove.

A Tibetan cow bell, a to-scale carving of a Hawaiian akua.

A pencil sketch done by my cousin of the old house that was here, where DH and I (who lived next door) grew up, based on a photo taken by my FIL in 1965.

The beams are salvaged from the old house, dating back to 1790, hand hewn.

It wasn't until we turned on the light for the first time that we saw "the man in the mantel", an artifact from where the beam was mortised and pegged.

The copper plate from Mexico of the Mayan calendar.

The stonework carefully cut and crafted by a family friend and his son who are masons.

Here's a photo of a corner in my living room in L.A. No fireplace in this house.

Photos shows two African masks, Kuba cloth from central Africa, a primitive style vase from Honduras that contains a Bavarian walking cane and two African fishing spears, a black Quezada vase made in northern Mexico, a bluish vase made by a friend in San Francisco that has peacock feathers, and a Zapotec tapestry that I bought in Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca.

Here's an installation I did in our classroom that has always pleased.

Nice vignette, Lars!

No art array here, just a bronze of a Frog on an Artichoke.

I took this photo of a freestanding sculpture of David in Florence, and was fortunate to see the original statue in the Accademia Gallery. I had seen photographs thousands of times, but it was so different to walk around and see this majestic sculpture in person at the Gallery. We had a wonderful museum guide who enhanced our experience.

I love this visual set up that I found at the Met

I was walking by a small art store one early morning before it opened and took a pic of the inside through the window

A statue in our foyer

A statue seen at the airport - LAX. I forget which terminal.

stacey_mb - I agree. Seeing David in person actually took my breath away. So powerful.

Antique bronze Chinese urn from my MIL.

The performng arts ...

First time back in the theatre after lockdown last year.

This is a large (2x4) oil painting on canvas, under glass. Used to stage a house.

Picture pretty! Baklava, Greece, first time, and love the picture.

A Ukrainian batik of St George and the Dragon