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Tulipa 'Candy Corner' Triumph Tulip

Tulipa 'Candy Corner' Triumph Tulip

I took a last walk around this area of Edinburgh. The sun was shining again, the heat palpable, and in the air I detected the familiar tang of the hops from the breweries, several miles away. I walked on the quiet street, at the southern fringe of the New Town, fascinated by the symmetry and the evocative implicity of the Georgian buildings. I wanted to capture the play between the light, the colour of the stone, and the splashes of white from the painted walls and window frames. This work is a beautiful souvenir of a Scottish summer, a great gift and a perfect collection to any collection of Edinburgh artwork.

French street imagery group of young adults on Montmartre street corner outside pub

French street imagery group of young adults on Montmartre street corner outside pub

I spotted this pub in the East of Hull, a lovely symmetry to inspire me, curves and arches, compact and grand at once. The brick is red, warm, absorbing the heat of many summers, radiating warmth in the depth of winter when fog rolls in from the Humber, the sound of cheerful voices and the glow of company from within. I am intrigued and want to know the age of the building, its history and its namesake. The work is rich in colour, with hints of hot August weather and a bright blue sky. A great gift, a wonderful souvenir of Hull.

In his 20's my husband built a cottage in the Grampians on a 40 acre property in natural scrub. The view from the front windows is a majestic scene of the Northern Grampians hill face which would catch the light in the morning. Family stayed from time to time over the years. It had no electricity - it was always an adventure going to visit. The Grampians in Victoria offers the most wonderful bush walks..... we often went in winter and would see no one for a week..... I went for the first time at 19..... the next generation also have fond memories of this place. We would write our adventures in the guest book every time... this is the guest book Care to "*commission an original painting/drawing /portrait*" - "visit Avril Thom...

A walk in Amsterdam brings me to the doors of the main post office building, neo-gothic and redbrick, turrets and towers, shadows cast. I savour the joy of being in the city once again, to hear the tram bells and the cries of seagulls, to inhale the aroma of frying, of roasting coffee and the gentle hint of brine that lingers. A day of freedom awaits, a day to explore the alleys and the shops, alone, unhurried. For now I look up at the post office, transfixed by the symmetry. This work is very rich in realism and detail. It is a fantastic souvenir of Holland, a great gift, a perfect addition to any collection of Dutch art.

Sticks

My walk took me further away from the heart of the New Town, past Scotland Street, and Broughton Street, down to an area of secret parks and gardens and streets that seem to have fallen off the grand design, ending suddenly in a wall of railings and trees. A certain austerity creeps in, a Scottish solidity, pure and simple and strong. I admire this block of flats, built of large chunks of stone, with high windows and high ceilings. I marvel at the softness of the colours on the interior walls, little triangles seen from the street. The sky too is pure, blue, deep, cool. I wanted to capture that light, and the golden colours. This work is rich in detail and realism. It is an ideal gift, and a perfect addition to any collection of Scottish...

Nobody Puts Gravy In A Corner Funny Thanksgiving

Old school deli in Ridgewood Queens

[MA] Post-it notes left in apartment. Where the OP described finding random sticky notes in his apartment. Turns out the CO levels in his apartment were too high and was begin dissociating with his memories. u/Kakkerlak commented and suggested he detect CO levels in his apartment.

Hull Hotel

In a city in the centre of France I came across this beautiful old building. I was fascinated by the blue, by the faded almost metallic blue that formed the signage and shutters. By the grace of God. It seemed an odd name, filled with meaning and evoking an era before commercialization, before the street surrendered to chains and the gluttony of fast food. Around me the old city centre vibrates gently, promising old fashioned cheese shops, the glorious aroma of roasting coffee beans and the timeless peel of bells from the cathedral.A great souvenir of France, a lovely addition to any collection, and a perfect gift.

The Dean Village sits quietly below the Dean Bridge, on the banks of the Water of Leith. It has always fascinated me, part Victorian and part Scottish Baronial, quiet, secluded, tranquil. A place for Christmas morning walks, for a cut through to Stockbridge and the haunted St Bernard’s Well. It is achingly pretty, quaint, and calming. This work is rich in heat, in colour and in detail.

A favorite walk, a place of constant return, unchanging, the gentle assurance of history and memory. Here I find a wonderful café with cream cakes and silver tea pots and faded, retro beauty, A portal to another decade, to another time. I am transfixed by the blue and the pink stucco, and by the vivid colors of the shop fronts. This is my secret corner of London that forever belongs to me. The painting is a wonderful gift of London and a perfect addition to any collection.

By Andrew Reid Wildman this painting is intense in realism.

Fussels Corner! Florida! Whether you're in the Sunshine State, or wish you were, it's most definitely a state of mind! This classic retro style design is available on all products and all colors!

A shot of Limestone Corner Post's in a Pasture with Prairie grass,blue sky and white clouds north of Lucas Kansas USA out in the country.

Nobody puts Baby in a corner!

This is our view from our window in Houston. We live in the historical part of town. I like this photo as it feels like an old-fashioned one, while I just took it a few days ago, in February of 2016. I guess the police man on the horse adds to the dated feeling. The red building is the Cotton Exchange Building. February 2017, iphone 7plus.

Corner Inlet, Yanakie, South Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. What a way to start the day with these sunrays bursting through the clouds at Corner Inlet at Yanakie. It was such a beautiful way to begin a day of exploring The Prom!

I love London’s mews. Little corners of peace, cobbles that still ring to ghostly hooves. Here London belongs to me once more. The shadows keep patches of cool shade, and mysterious windows look down on me. I imagine how wonderful it would be to live here, to tend a little urban garden of potted plants and fragrant wisteria. I am drawn to the bricks, to the scorched soot-drenched terracotta that evokes a London of yore, of belching sulphurous smoke and a whiff of the once imperial capital, that city of dreadful delight. Each brick holds a story. The work is rich in colour and in detail. It makes a wonderful gift, a perfect souvenir of London, and a great addition to any collection of urban-themed works.

A strong heat begins to dissipate over the French city. Shadows lengthen now, dust settles, tempers calm. The air is infused with lavender soap, with the scent of roasting chicken, cold beer, red wine, rosemary and thyme. It is pleasant to wander alone, to explore, to own. Flowers grow, shutters creak, and the maze of streets invites us inwards.

Saint Michael, the Archangel, On the corner niches of many buildings in Valletta are to be found sculptures, mainly Christian in nature, and often near or on church buildings. The tradition of setting up niches in streets dates back to the Roman era. In Christian times, images of Christ, Our Lady and Christian Saints, replaced those of Roman Gods. These niches were often decorated and lit, thus paying homage to the image within, as well as providing some illumination during the night. Canon 6D, zoom lens.

If you love tacos, this is the t-shirt for you. The Tacos are calling and I must go.

I am old enough to remember the Grassmarket as dark, insalubrious, filled with the ghostly magic of times past. It is different now, lighter, brighter, cleaner. Where smoky pubs once stood, figures nebulous behind frosted glass, there are a plethora of smart cafés and bars, throngs of visitors and the clinking of wine glasses. Still, it is a place of great historical significance, a feeling of wonder as we look up at the castle, erstwhile fortress, dungeon and palace all at once. From all angles history infuses the air, with the spirit of bodysnatchers, Covenanters, witchery and the hangman’s rope. The work is full of colour, of summer heat, and is a wonderful souvenir of Edinburgh, a lovely gift for a home.

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Abandoned gas station in Connecticut.

A Table Corner by Paul Cezanne, circa 1895. Oil on canvas.

Moloch, as seen in the classic TV show CHiPs

Looking at Corner Inlet from Duck Point, Yanakie, South Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. The sheltered inlet is a pleasant setting with its low landscapes of marshes framed by the spectacular backdrop of the granite peaks of Wilsons Promontory in the distance.

Geometry Lovers Geometric Collection ,,It’s My Real Life” is a really great gift idea for Math and Geometry Lover. Someone you like of love, will be crazy about this funny geometric design and he will wear it with smile!!!

in the Library

Corner Inlet, Yanakie, South Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. What a way to start the day with these sunrays bursting through the clouds at Corner Inlet at Yanakie. It was such a beautiful way to begin a day of exploring The Prom!