A beautiful and quirky stained glass panel by Hilary Holmes, traditionally made - hand painted and kiln-fired. The panel measures approximately 16cm round. The panel comes threaded with cord, ready to hang. See more work by Hilary Holmes About Hilary Holmes Hilary's style has a contemporary medieval feel and is inspired by the natural environment, the weather and flora & fauna. With, celestial bodies being a big theme as well as Green Men. Hilary works in a small workshop in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, where she makes small beautiful art pieces aswell as doing some general repair and restoration work.
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St Peter and St Paul, Edgefield, Norfolk I have ridden every lane high and low, with tyres wooden, solid and pneumatic The Reverend Walter Henry Marcon, Rector of Edgefield 1875-1937. He was born in the Rectory, son of the Rector of the time, and died in the same room. See Edgefield for more.
Le Castel Béranger est un immeuble de rapport de trente-six appartements situé 14, rue La Fontaine. Il a été construit entre 1895 et 1898 pour la veuve Fournier. Le gros œuvre de l'immeuble avait été commencé dans un style très différent quand Hector Guimard fit la connaissance de Victor Horta à Bruxelles en 1895. De cette rencontre est né le style Guimard qu'il applique pour la première fois sur ce bâtiment, avec un principe fondamental de l’Art nouveau : celui de l’unité complète de l’œuvre. Il est également, et comme à son habitude, l’auteur du second-œuvre et de la décoration intérieure (sols, menuiserie, serrurerie, vitrerie et vitrail, peinture, tapisserie et papier-peint) mais aussi du mobilier. On retrouve à l'extérieur plusieurs thèmes chers à l’auteur : le bow-window, la loggia, le balcon et la ferronnerie ouvragée. L’immeuble est primé au 1er concours de façades de la ville de Paris en 1898, mais cette nomination est critiquée. On dit que c’est l’œuvre d’un fou et qu’il a un rapport avec le diable. L'immeuble a été classé monument historique le 31 juillet 1992 (Wikipedia)
Ceramic Event 8 -- 23rd September to 1st October 2017 139 Moliere Avenue, Brussels -- Midday to 6pm An annual event dedicated to contemporary ceramic arts featuring 65 artists displaying 400 works in the heart of Brussels. A versatile selection of ceramic artisans including Paule Fattaccioli, Atsuhi Kitahara, Lee Bomi, Chloé Peytermann, Denis Castaing, Eve Vaucheret, Jo Schoenmakers & Marjo de Vries, Margot Thyssens, Oana Stoica, Patrick Jadot, Simona Janišová, Valérie Ceulemans, Mirka Janeckova, Claire Marfisi, Edwige Thiou, Rosana Guest Freixas, Vera Stoef, Anima Roos, Marta Armada, Claudia Aravena and Nevin Arig. PDF program Composition of the
street art. zona velha. arte de portas abertas. un projecto para abrir as portas da cidade do funchal a arte e a cultura. www.zyberchema.net/portas
Experiencing a sliver of sunlight in their otherwise miserable existence since the passing of their parents, the Baudelaire orphans peruse a cookbook in the library of their kindly neighbor Justice Strauss after being given the daunting task of catering a dinner for their wicked uncle Count Olaf and his comrades. The children decide upon pasta puttanesca because it sounds entirely doable and then travel with the accommodating Strauss to market to purchase the needed ingredients with the very little money that was left them for the task. "'Puttanesca.' It's an Italian sauce for pasta. All we need to do is sauté olives, capers, anchovies, garlic, chopped parsley, and tomatoes together in a pot, and prepare spaghetti to go with it." —Klaus Baudelaire, Chap. 3, The Bad Beginning Found in The Bad Beginning, book the first (of thirteen) of Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events, pasta puttanesca is a quick and filling dish that Count Olaf was thoroughly dissatisfied with. Because he's horrible. But you won't be (dissatisfied that is. I surely hope you won't be horrible. And FYI: you can't even taste the anchovies). This pasta even made its way into the movie "A Series of Unfortunate Events" (2004, based on the first three books in the series). Series artwork by the wonderful Brett Helquist Note: In the book the children buy "interestingly shaped noodles" at a noodle shop while in the film they find a hodgepodge of loose pasta in a dirty kitchen drawer (which they then wash, cook, & strain through a window screen). I used spaghetti noodles, but you can totally mix it up with other types (I don't recommend random loose bits found in a drawer though). Also in the book the orphans "bought several envelopes of pudding mix" for dessert and it's later revealed to be chocolate pudding. So after your feast of pasta puttanesca relax with a bowl of smooth chocolate pudding! And don't you dare get mad about not having roast beef. You didn't say you wanted it! Baudelaire Orphan's Pasta Puttanesca Ingredients: ~6 oz. Spaghetti Noodles (or "interestingly shaped noodles") Sauce 2 Tbsp. Olive Oil 1 Tbsp. Minced Garlic 1 Can (28 oz.) Diced Tomatoes, drained, 2 Tbsp. liquid reserved. 2 Tbsp. Capers, drained 1/2 Tin (~2 oz.) Anchovy Fillets, washed, dried, & diced 1/3 Cup Kalamata Olives (Greek Olives), pitted & diced 2 Tbsp. Fresh Parsley, finely chopped Block Parmesan Cheese, finely grated (optional) Bread Sticks (optional) Directions: 1. Fill a large pot about half full with water, sprinkle in a little salt, & bring to a rolling boil. Put in the spaghetti (or other) noodles & cook for about 8 to 10 minutes or until the noodles are cooked through. Drain the noodles & rinse under cold water. Toss with a little bit of olive oil & put in your serving dishes. 2. In a large pan over medium heat, sauté the minced garlic with the 2 Tbsp. olive oil until the garlic is golden. Add in the rest of the ingredients except for the fresh parsley & stir to combine. Simmer for about 5-6 minutes so everything is nicely heated through & the flavors are blended together. Turn off the heat & stir in the parsley & reserved 2 Tbsp. of tomato liquid. Spoon on top of noodles. Garnish with a fresh leaf of parsley, thin breadsticks, & a small amount of finely grated parmesan cheese (optional, but the parmesan especially tastes wonderful). Serve with red wine or purple grape juice & chocolate pudding for dessert.
Bottos Design Italia by Sebastiano Bottos Cortina 3-Panel Screen USD 13,200 Ships in 1 week Add to bag Ask for more info This magnificent screen will add a mesmerizing decoration in a modern interior while serving as a textural accent in the corner of a room, or as a divider in a large room. Crafted entirely of elm wood using an innovative method that creates a three-dimensional effect, this screen is made up of three panels with modular elements stacked one on top of the other. The hexagonal motif is repeated in the half-carved outline and the elongated frame of each module, creating a statement piece that will not go unnoticed. This piece is available in various types of wood and finishes.Read More Handcrafted for you in Italy in 1 week Shipping to United States: USD 300 (Curbside) Need White Glove delivery? Fill in the form Product Details MaterialWoodDimensions (in)W 72.83 x D 25.59 x H 70.87Product referenceSEBAMI-006TearsheetDownload Buy with confidence Worldwide Shipping. Find out our Shipping Options Expert Design Advice at your Service Best Price Guaranteed. Read about our Buyer Protection Program 14 Days Returns. Read our Returns Policy
Discover 20 whimsical garden walkway ideas that transform your outdoor space into a magical retreat. Explore creative paths and make your garden enchanting!
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The Natica Shell Cabinet Knob offers a touch of sophistication to any room. Handcrafted in Portugal from solid brass, its elegant shell shape evokes sophistication and understated luxury. A perfect addition to any cabinet, it will provide a subtle, yet distinctly coastal, touch to any interior. Hand tighten with a screwdriver. Power tools may damage the screws or hardware. Made to order. Specifications Material Brass Length 1.06" Width 0.83" Projection 0.67" Mounting Hardware Included Yes
Sublime and rare vintage mirrors in a beautiful ornate Art Nouveau frame. I have a pair, 2 pieces. Both can be purchased separately. The frame is made of brass and has a beautiful Art Nouveau/Art Deco design. The frame features beautiful graceful shapes including a goddess and flowers. The frame is equipped with a mirror, which can be removed or a photo can be put in front of it to use it as a photo frame. It is an old item made of heavy quality. A great item for your interior and perfect for vintage, bohemian, hollywood regency and art deco styles. It is a vintage/antique item with some signs of wear on the surface over the years, see photos. This beautiful decorative object gives an atmosphere of extravagance and madness. You won't find this rare find anytime soon. Dimensions: Height: 21cm 8.26Inch Width: 7cm 6.29Inch Depth: 1cm 0.39Inch If you have any questions, feel free to send me a message, I'll be happy to help! The item will be carefully packaged and shipped as soon as possible. Please also take a look at my other ads. 🍀 Thanks for visiting my shop! Hope to see you again soon.
Discover the best rocks for Japanese gardens. Enhance tranquility, balance, and natural beauty with our comprehensive guide on rock selection.
Lover's Eye original oil painting on a vintage demilune of crescent shaped dish in pink with gold gilt details; 6.75"x4"; paired with a Gallerie de Vaux Hall frame, hardware for hanging included, 8.25"x10".
What even is color drenching? Can you do it in every room? Does it have to be super dark and bold colors? All your questions answered inside!
Kids will love learning about the components of blood with this fun and memorable activity - make a blood model!
Make bubble art with bubble solution and food coloring- a great opportunity for making outdoor art!
