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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.
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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.
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.
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Leseshow zum Jubiläumsprogramm
40 Jahre Schwulcomix - Die ersten 23 Jahre
BKA-Theater Berlin - 19. Januar 2020
1980 griff in Ostwestfalen ein junger Schreiner zum billigen Filzstift und kritzelte unverschämt lustige Comics, die erst in der Schwulenszene zum Geheimtipp wurden und wenig später auch bei den Heteros durch die Decke gingen.
Wurde Homosexualität bis dato noch tabuisiert oder mit blöden Detlev-Witzen abgehandelt, gaben sich Ralf Königs Nasenmännchen hemmungslos testosteronbesoffen und rotzschwul, was auch in linksstudentischen Kreisen für Entspannung sorgte. Endlich durfte man mit Schwulen lachen und nicht nur über sie – und das bevorzugt auf dem WG-Klo.
Mit 20 Jahren veröffentlichte er seinen ersten Comic. Vier Jahrzehnte später liest Ralf König zum Jubiläum aus seinen frühen Schwulcomix und Kult-Klassikern.
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Ralf König - Reading show '40 years of nose painting'
Reading show for the anniversary program
40 years of Schwulcomix - The first 23 years
BKA Theater Berlin - January 19, 2020
In 1980, a young carpenter in East Westphalia picked up a cheap felt-tip pen and scribbled outrageously funny comics, which first became an insider tip in the gay scene and soon after went through the roof with straight people too.
While homosexuality had previously been taboo or treated with stupid Detlev jokes, Ralf König's little noses were uninhibitedly testosterone-drunk and snotty gay, which was also a source of relief in left-wing student circles. At last it was possible to laugh with gays and not just at them - and preferably in the shared bathroom.
He published his first comic at the age of 20. Four decades later, Ralf König reads from his early gay comix and cult classics to mark the anniversary.
My Nonpareil scroll; calligraphy by Baroness Brig ingen Erennaigh, illuminatiion by the Honorable Lord Coinneach Micha Moray, and text written by Duke Ragnarr Blackhammer. :)
The squared circle group actually ended up rejecting this as it is too spirally, but I'll leave it tagged as square circle for my own nefarious purposes....
Hooked by: Catherine Kelly
Designer: Jane McGown Flynn
Teacher: Catherine Kelly taught Trainee class 2012
Pattern is copyrighted
Pattern available from Honey Bee Hive Designs
Grave stone at the site of Old St Helen's Church.
Ilford FP4 plus
Olympus Trip 35
6 and a half minutes at 20 degrees in FD10 9:1
One of two scrolls I purchased while on a trip to Hong Kong. While I was trying to negotiate the price, the merchant was chowing down on a fish head.
Ryke's Bakery Designers combine Fluted Butter Cream with Scroll Accents - Flowers by Chalet Floral - Event at Muskegon Holiday Inn -- Muskegon, MI
More wonderful SCA Scrolls from Hammerhold and Star Mangled Spanner events in the late 1970's
Seeking info on Steve Cooper who was the artist along with a calligrapher on these wonderful whimsical scrolls.
Lord Kane Redfeather inducted into order of the Semi-battered Wrench.
typical East Anglian carving on the 14th century (or 15th century depending on whom you ask) font inside St. Michael's church in Framlingham, Suffolk, UK /
I bought this scroll on ebay for the loft (and 3 others!). I rather liked the description: This hanging scroll was written about 70 years ago. One line calligraphy is written there. I cannot read this calligraphy. But this is the good calligraphy of a strict style of handwriting. There are wrinkles. But it is still hung enough.
I thought this was a bargain for $15.50!
This is a submission for the Women In Focus (www.womeninfocus.us) Paint in the Pods exhibit at The Sundial Restaurant (http://www.sundialrestaurant.com/index.php) at the Westin Peachtree Plaza in downtown Atlanta.
This was taken in the greenhouses of the gardens at Biltmore House and Estates. This is a wrought iron table, painted white, positioned above terra cotta tiles of the floor.
This photo was taken in Asheville, NC on October 13, 2011 on our honeymoon.