#antique frame

[gardenandcountry]

Winter moths and hellebore, painting by Claudine Lecoustre ©️2022

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[bettie-jettatura]

Two paintings I did for my living room.

The first is based on Dario Argento's SUSPIRIA. The second is just something I conjured up.

[kvroii-arts]

Put a photo in the 1920s frame I got at the antique shop back in March, and finally hung it on the wall.

[jenniferleecopping]

some meat miniatures in thrifted frames

[jkoznarek]

A duck for your Thursday. <3 I love him very much.

[themightythornicus]

A customer brought in this calligraphy piece of a poem and it spoke to me so deeply. Apparently the author was named Poet Laureate of Kentucky in the 50s. Anyways, I scoured the internet for the source of this poem and couldn’t figure out when/where it was published. The poem reads:

“May I be dead when all the woods are old

And shaped to patterns of the planner’s minds.

When great unnatural rows of trees unfold

Their tender foliage to the April winds.

May I be dead when Sandy is not free,

And transferred to a channel not it’s own

Water through the years that sang for her and me

Over the precipice and soft sandstone…

Let wild rose be an epitaph for me

When redbirds go and helpless shrikepokes must

And red beans on the honey-locust tree

Are long forgotten banners turned to dust…

I weep to think these hills where I awoke

Saw God’s great beauty, wonderful and strange

Will be destroyed, stem and flower and oak,

And I would rather die than see the change.”

-Jesse Stuart

[latenightcoffeeandart]

[antiquesfreaks]

New episode up! When is the frame worth more than the picture within? Tune in for everything you’ve ever wanted to know about antique picture frames but were too afraid to ask!

[vintagehomecollection]

The Englishwoman’s Bedroom, 1985

[katarinanavane]

Did this mini salon wall curio collection inside an antique frame!

[brittlebutch]

the evolution of the operator symbol over the course of the series is so endlessly fascinating to me, because like. Alex came up with the symbol and only ever really used it on his hypergraphia papers, which we don't really see him do much (if at all) after season one

but Brian,, Brian uses that symbol constantly. It's basically a signature by the end of the series - he leaves it on Tim's medical records, and on the back of Alex's photo of Amy, and on the note he left for Jay about Benedict Hall - he even uses it in his final video to unveil his name - it's self-referential, but he doesn't ever really seem to use it to denote The Operator the way Alex did?

Like, to me it really does seem like he basically appropriated it. "This is the symbol you created for the thing that was hunting you, but now I'm the thing that's hunting you" - like, hh fuck dude, Looking At You

[shiftythrifting]

Food ads on a scale of baffling

to creepy

to terrifying.

Ohio Valley Antique Mall

[meanvictoriann]

Mean Victorian.

Made to order frames

[hinter-dem-spiegel]

The new girls

Wer besucht mich heute nochmal in Solingen im Atelier AndersARTig? :)

Get them!

[lesbiciousbeginnings]

This is butchfemme. to me.

[toyastales]

This bedroom was made for enjoying a good book!