St. George and the Dragon, c. 1438
Bernardo Martorell
The Art Institute of Chicago
A true masterpiece.
Bernardo Martorell
The Art Institute of Chicago
A true masterpiece.
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I save cards and letters ... I have boxes full of them. Most of the older cards I have were rescued from a dumpster several years ago, and have been in storage ever since. Others I find at the Goodwill Surplus store nearby (where I buy them by the pound, so they are nearly free).
It is time to liberate these treasures and share them with the world! I am especially interested in cards that have a personal touch, so I will include any and all writings that make these cards so fun. Many are still in their original envelopes, and I will include these as well, since they also tell their own stories.
It is time to liberate these treasures and share them with the world! I am especially interested in cards that have a personal touch, so I will include any and all writings that make these cards so fun. Many are still in their original envelopes, and I will include these as well, since they also tell their own stories.
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Thank you Marge, for this award. You warm my heart and soul.
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Gorgeous! I visited the Art Institute of Chicago last December and it is a wonderful museum. I bought some note cards and a calendar too!
ReplyDeleteI love that story. I think it probably really did happen, but it was a hapless old dinasaur that was done away with. Lovely beautiful piece.
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