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I handpainted this princess totebag as a flowergirl gift for a customer. I painted the background hot pink with purple polka dots. The princess' dress, tulle, and feathers were requested in purple. Her shoes and crown are silver, and she is holding a wand made from a star jewel button. The feathers are made from a purple boa. I do not usually use feathers this big on a bag, but the local fabric store was out of the lavender in the smaller boas. I just gave this boa a haircut after attaching it to the bag.
Suite guests have exclusive use of Sabatini's for breakfast. During the evening it is a Fine Italian Restaurant.
The kidlet asked me to do her hair like Princess Leia this morning after her bath. Now here she is making herself a Nutella and graham cracker snack. She was expressing her consternation at my suggestion that she make them into a sandwich rather than eating them openfaced. Her face says it all. Not only is Mommy a heathen witch for even thinking that a closed sandwich would fly, but Mommy maybe is even a little "special" for suggesting it, and that's both sad and touching.
Travel agents at the launch of Princess Cruises' Ruby Princess in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Travel agents at the launch of Princess Cruises' Ruby Princess in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
© Rich Chapman Photographers Olivia is chosen as the princess of the Blue Knight team at Medieval Times in Schaumburg, IL. (Photo by Rich Chapman)
Presented is a beautiful, sacred, and holy artwork portrait of Quanyin, mother of Vietnam and China.
The Kanji seal shown on the lower right of the artwork is interpreted as "Keeper and Bestower of All Blessings”.
This artwork is part of my Sacred Buddha & Bodhisattva Paintings series.
Princess Changping 帝女花 - one of the best known Chinese operas (4 1/2 hours!).
" Princess Changping tells the tragic story of a young woman born into chaotic times. Being the daughter of the last Emperor of Ming, Changping must consider her duty to the nation before that of her love. Though engaged to the charming scholar Zhou Shixian, her dream of a happy married life was completely shattered when the court was taken over by the rival party, and a new dynasty was established. Forced to commit suicide by her father, she survived miraculously, and re-encountered Zhou by coincident. " (www.hkticketing.com)
Edward Curtis,
Princess Angeline, 1895,
Photograveur
Edward Sheriff Curtis (February 16, 1868 – October 19, 1952) gained fame in his career as a photographer in the American West in the early part of the 20th century. He was especially interested in the Native cultures and peoples populating the unsettled lands in the West. In Curtis’s early career he moved to Seattle, Washington and opened a studio with a partner Thomas Guptill, called Curtis and Guptill, Photographers and Photoengravers.
While in Seattle, Curtis became acquainted with the daughter of the Chief Seattle, Princess Angeline. Just a year before she died in 1896, Curtis arranged a sitting for her portrait. This became his first of many portraits of Native Americans. Having documented the last direct descendant of a great Chief, Curtis became attuned to the country’s need to compile records and images of it's Native inhabitants. A few years later in 1900, after meeting an expert in Native culture scientist George Bird Grinnell, Curtis participated in an expedition to observe and document the Blackfeet Indians in Montana. This portrait of the Princess Angeline, or Kikisoblu in her native language Lushootseed, can be considered indicative of Curtis’s anthropological interests. Later on in his career, his images of Native Americans became more and more romanticized. It is easier to accept the portrait of the Princess as a record that truly represents the historical person, than some of Curtis’s later, more propagandistic images.
We went to my goddaughter's ballet recital last week. She did such a great job and she looked like a little princess dancing!
Her Mommy brought her back this hat from Nashville...she loves the "BLING" on it. Hmmm...wonder where she got that from? HeHe!
la proue de la frégate Forbin, et le Princess Danae, bateau de croisiere NDS Voyages, à Marseille [13016]
LMS Princess Royal class 4-6-2 pacific No. 6201 "Princess Elizabeth" stands on platform 5 with "The Yorkshire Coronation" getting ready to storm the last of the outward journey into Scarborough.
I have a decent collection of Star Wars Animated Maquettes from Gentle Giant. I love the animated look they give to the characters.