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Villa Castello, Van Utens Print
Giusto utens, lunette delle ville medicee (da artimino), 1599-1602, seravezza 01 - Category:Seravezza Medici Palace - Wikimedia Commons
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We don’t entertain in our home very often, but when we do, table and counter space is always in short supply. By the time I put plates, cups, napkins and utens…
I tend to see copper tea kettles everywhere I go, some authentic and others not so much. One can only own so many tea kettles, right? When thrifting, I try to keep my eye out for specific items so as to keep my mind focused: woven baskets, crocks, antique glass bottles and jars, metal cooking utens
Disposable Utensils Having utensils at any ritzy event is a must as your guests will need to use them when having their meal. As a decorator or host, bear in mind that the type of utensil that you use will either applaud you or completely embarrass you. Here at tableclothsfactory.com, we offer the best disposable utens
Davide Fortini (? – 1590) In 1550 approximately, during the early phases of the works to realize the Boboli Gardens, a small garden was built alongside the wall of the San Giorgio Convent, intended by Cosimo I de’ Medici for the cultivation of dwarf fruit trees as shown by the depiction of Boboli in the famous lunette painted by Giusto Utens (1559-1602).
A kitchen is the heart of the home, where families come together to cook and eat. It should be organized and decorated in a way that encourages conversation and comfort. • To achieve this, kitchen decor and organization is key. The kitchen should be designed to be both aesthetically pleasing and functional. • This can be accomplished through the use of color, texture, and lighting. Colorful accents and accessories can brighten up the space and make it more inviting. • Textured surfaces, such as stone or wood, can add warmth and depth. Lighting, both natural and artificial, can create a relaxed atmosphere. • Organization is also essential for a functional kitchen. Cabinets and drawers should be labeled and organized, and utensils should be placed in easy-to-reach locations. • Utens
Fiorenza, detail, by Stefano Bonsignori I was a bit sad to learn that one of my favorite quirky little museums, Museo Storico Topografico di Firenze com'era has been closed. This was one of those city museums with models and old maps and artifacts pertaining to the history of the city and the lives of its past citizens. Although small and a bit dark, it was nevertheless a charming and informative place. the Della Catena Map of Florence, 1490 courtesy Brown University Notable in the collection was a series of lunette murals of Medici villas, painted by Giusto Utens around 1599. One of which, Cafaggiolo, was the source of a mural I painted some years ago. Lunette mural after Giusto Utens, by Lynne Rutter Fragments of the old com'era collection are being displayed in a room of the Palazzo Vecchio, including a huge painting by cartographer Stefano Bonsignori of Fiorenza in the 1490s as well as a superb reprint of the Pianta della Catena attributed to Lorenzo Rosselli, and a series of beautiful 19th century oil sketches painted by Augusto Marrani in the late 19th century, depicting the narrow streets and picturesque passageways of the old Florence Ghetto, just before it was all torn down in a "much-disputed urban redevelopment progamme." Strapwork cartouche detail of a map of "Trogloditica" painted by cartographer Stefano Bonsignori, Guardaroba, Palazzo Vecchio. Fiorenza, detail, by Stefano Bonsignori Maps are to me really fascinating, not just as historical documents but as examples of the artful and inventive display of information, and often great graphic design. Fortunately for us map geeks, the Palazzo Vecchio also has an entire room dedicated to maps, designed by Vasari for Cosimo I de' Medici. click on images to view larger unless otherwise noted, photos by Lynne Rutter, Florence, Italy February 2014 Lynne Rutter Studio
