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Mira Calligraphae Monumental, fol. 85
A model book of calligraphy, originally enscribed by the court scribe Georg Bocskay for Emporer Ferdinand I Hapsburg. Some 15 years after the passing of Bocskay, this book was illuminated by the Flemish miniaturist and royal artist Joris Hoefnagel, at the behest of Rudolph II, grandson to Ferdinand I. There are few black pages in this book, but it is still one of my favorites just the same, for some astounding calligraphy feats.
Materials:
This piece was crafted from heavier than cardstock weight black matte board, Dr. Ph Martin pen white, a Mitchell size 6 and size 3 nib, Sumi ceramic dish silver and yellow gold ink, and Winsor and Newton and Holbein gouaches.
Original size: 11" x 14"
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Re-opening of The Shrine of the book, Israel Museum, where the Dead Sea Scrolls are kept. Photo of the Interior
03/08/04
Photo by Flash90
Gotta get ready for Art Every Day Month, by posting daily artwork pictures. Here's work in progress on a scroll. Calligraphy by Thomas Brownwell, the rest by me.
That's it.... a carbon nanoscroll
If you are interested in this image please contact me (irene.suarezmartinez@yahoo.com). Please do not use images without permission
These looked like candles, and flames to me. View the large size image to get a better look. Move the scroll bar on the side of your screen to see some movement.
Scroll-type acanthus leaf corbel
possibly dao
6" x 4 1/2" excluding base
original patina
merbau base
Available
This is a small wedding cake. Bride wanted scrollwork similar to a picture she brought in and she also ordered two full size sheet cakes.
Scrolls depicting "traditional Chinese landscape art" hang at a small street market in central Beijing
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Tilly Creutzfeldt-Jakob
ALLES MUSS RAUS - Ein Solo für Zwei
"ALLES MUSS RAUS ist ein sehr persönliches, teil biografisches Programm mit Liedern aus verschiedenen Genres, die mich im Laufe des Lebens geprägt haben. In diesem Stück hatte ich die Möglichkeit alle Facetten von Tilly zu zeigen, ob in Fummel oder in Boy Drag." - Tilly Creutzfeldt-Jakob
Regie: Sten Kuth
Incognito Bar & Showpalast - Berlin - 19. Oktober 2019
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Tilly Creutzfeldt-Jakob
ALLES MUSS RAUS - A Solo for Two
"ALLES MUSS RAUS is a very personal, partly biographical program with songs from different genres that have shaped me over the course of my life. In this piece I had the opportunity to show all facets of Tilly, whether in drag or in boy drag." - Tilly Creutzfeldt-Jakob
Directed by Sten Kuth
Incognito Bar & Showpalast - Berlin - October 19, 2019
the teleidoscope 2012 theme #17 - mythology
all mythologies have the monster, the hero, the secret weapon/sword, secret knowledge transmitted through an old master or a scroll, and it all boils down to the hero facing himself and his fears in order to succeed in his challenges. i always loved those concepts and i believe that a big part of our life is spent conquering our fears, facing those inner monsters.
remember how it was scary asking a girl out for the first time? your first driving lesson? your first failed test in college? realizing your account is at zero? getting unemployed? all those things have the common monster of failure and doom attacking your thoughts and mind, and it's until you face it and take the next step and move on that the monster is defeated. true that some of those things are not entirely on you, but if you don't care about others opinion and try and try.. eventually you succeed.
if you like that monster i have more at my monsters blog: monstrosanonimos.blogspot.pt/
recommended earworm: two steps from hell - moving mountains
Scroll Saw Work, This pattern was created by me from the small picture of my Grand Daughter in the top right corner.
Public Domain Book: Stand Scroll Book
Standard scroll book
Published 1876 by J. Haney & co. in New York .
Written in English.
Vintage French chic best describes the style of this luxurious scroll invitation. Handmade using an unusual and sumptuous combination of vellum and metallic paper, this scroll really needs to be seen to be appreciated. Finished with organza ribbon the outer scroll tube needs no unravelling. Neat and elegant, it stays glamorous to the very end and looks great on the mantelpiece. Simply slide the rolled tissue-wrapped, shimmering invitation from inside. If you would like to write your own guest names the printed scroll inserts will be supplied flat with instructions for rolling included. Supplied with tissue paper and gold or silver postal tube sized to fit through a standard letterbox so your beautiful scroll arrives perfectly.
Go to www.atelier-lilydove.com for more info or email me at lilydovelove@aol.com
Calligraphy by Mistress Kayleigh McWhyte, OL
January, 2013
Letter A based on a cadel by Marco Antonio Rossi, 1598 AD.
Playing with a little prop scroll I made for a photo. It wasn't really visible in the pic it was meant for, so I tossed it out into the snow and took some solo shots.
This is a map produced by the Imperial Library in Saarthal by the Imperial Cartographer Association. It describes in great detail all the roads, population centers, provinces, and the Volk Empire of Tamriel in the 2nd Age of the 787nd year, set at the beginning of Empress Fura'Se'Volks reign. It accompanies in the compendium "Histories of Tamriel" and is considered the most accurate maps of that time.
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This map is based on the Beyond Skyrim Tamriel heightmap by Morcroft Darkes which is used with permission.
Mike fiddling during a gig by the East Kilbride based folk group "Cockalorum" who were playing in the courtyard at Calderglen Country Park, East Kilbride, this afternoon.
Five scrolls depicting activities of women of various classes.
The Clark Center for Japanese Art and Culture was founded by Willard (Bill) Clark and his wife in 1995. Bill grew up in the San Joaquin Valley and attended the University of California in animal husbandry. In the 6th grade he saw a photo of a Japanese garden which inaugurated a life-long interest. With his wife, he visited Japan many times, bought some art eventually traveled with Sherman Lee, the director of the Cleveland Museum of Art and one of the US's great experts on Asian art. The rest, as they say, is history. Bill Clark remains dedicated to the rural farming community of Hanford, Ca (pop 52,000), where his collection is housed, and plans to keep it there.