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National Museum: Painting and Scroll Gallery. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.

 

Photo © 2012 Elizabeth Regnier

 

Based on a Leaf from an Antiphonary, Italy, Padua, 1500-1511. Original is an historiated initial S with St. Paul, by Antonio Maria da Villafora (1469-1511)

 

As found in Leaves of Gold: Manuscript Illumination from Philadelphia Collections (Philadelphia Museum of Art)

p. 185, img 64

ISBN 0-87633-144-4

 

Scroll by Kayleigh McWhyte, OL

Words by Ryan McWhyte, OP

Edited ukiyo-e scroll titled Hell Scroll (Nara version), probably for it's rather fantastic depiction (and description, none of which I can read) of the artists imaginings of the less pleasant part of after life, should you have beliefs in that area.

 

Image source: Wikipedia

Elaborate wrought iron scroll on a gate outside of the La Posada Hotel in Winslow, Arizona.

First day with fuji, amazed by color rendition

Birmingham Central Library

Amazing stonework on a building in Hull.

 

Taken with Panasonic 20mm f1.7 lens on Panasonic GH2.

The bow scroll from the armored cruiser USS Tennessee. The bow scroll was removed from the ship about 1910 and installed in Centennial Park, Nashville, Tennessee. The Tennessee was completed in 1906. It was renamed USS Memphis in 1916 and later that year was sunk by a tidal wave in Santo Domingo harbor. Taken with a pre-WWII Zeiss Ikon Box Tengor camera on Ilford Orthro Plus film from the Film Photography Project store.

$3.25 per serving. Minimum 50 servings.

Scrolls by Mark Moreland

We bit of jiggery pokery

Scrolls by Mark Moreland

girls in trouble, house concert northhamptn massachusetts, july 14 2009!

 

photo by kendra rosenblatt

Song dynasty (960 - 1279)

Silk and metallic thread tapestry (kesi) with a pattern of birds and flowers

These came out better than the stars. Used a different plywood. I don't remember where I got it but it's much harder and murderous on saw blades.

Khohe monghe tngri-iin huchun-dor Khatun Rowan Berran McDowell-u sechen uyangghalig-a uge-iin dagau Khagan Logan Ebonwolf–un dagu hogulai-iin gajar agula usu-ii dorhin-a. Teiimu buhun isehei togurgatan bolun bida-i dagan chihi talbin bui arad tumen-achi tusa-tai Khulan Chagan-i egnege-degen elsegulsuge. Ter hu Khagan Khatun nar-dor Mongol teuhe uralig zoyol-u arigun yehe surbulji-iin ehin egusburi bolon-eche gadan-a erdem-iyen busud gajar nutug-un arad tumen-du tugegeduge. Teiime-dor bida Chagan-i Khotan Shibagu-iin engnege-dor onodor-eche elsegtun.

 

Terugen sar-a-i hoyar-un edor Siruin Khulugan-a jil.

  

Let the ground shake and the mountains tremble at the words of His Majesty Logan Ebonwolf, inspired by the wisest under the Eternal Blue Sky, Rowan Berran McDowell, Queen. All those who dwell in felt tents and foreign strangers pay heed that we wish to recognize Chagan Khulan for her loyalty and service. She brings much honor to her Khan and our Crown with her profound knowledge of Mongol culture, customs, and art which she freely spreads to people throughout many Lands.

 

To this end, with much rejoicing, We do induct her into the Order of the Pelican.

 

Second day of the first month of the earth rat year.

     

Old script translation provided by Bambarghoa, called Mendee with help from Luigi Kapaj, called Puppy

   

Scroll done with honor by Dame Olwen the Odd

I am taking you on a tour of the cello today.

 

Here is the scroll of the cello. There really isn't much practical purpose in this bit other than to make the cello look amazingly nifty.

 

To see other parts of the cello, see my 365 project at thepointoffocus.blogspot.com.

showing off the 45° angles on one side and the 36° angles on the other.

The recipient of the scroll very kindly allowed me to take a photo with me after the court in which it was awarded. She seems pleased with it!

Major Bordeleau and Master Warrant Officer Gauthier present the Canadian Commissioning Script to platoon L0051E at CFLRS, in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Québec, on 7 March 2023

 

Major Bordeleau ainsi que Adjudant-maître Gauthier, remettent la commission canadienne des officiers au peloton L0051E, à St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Québec, le 7 mars 2023

 

Photo by: Canadian Armed Forces, Multimedia, Canadian Forces Leadership and Recruit School © 2022 MDN/DND CANADA

rough template but gives you an idea

Fondant icing with scrolling inspired by the wedding invitation (complete with sugar diamonds to mimic the rhinestones of the invitation!) and fuschia fondant border.

 

Clients: Stephanie and Joseph

Venue: Hiddenbrooke Golf Club - Vallejo, CA

Flavor: Pink Champagne

 

www.GlassSlipperGourmet.com

National Museum: Painting and Scroll Gallery. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.

 

St. George Theatre, Staten Island, NYC: 19_08_05

 

Back in the 1950's, the likes of Bing Crosby graced this hall. After years of neglect, the theatre is slowly being renovated. It has the most amazing NYC Baroque Italian work I have ever encountered. Whilst it isn't my "thing", to ignore the craftmanship is just plain ridiculous!

Covered in fondant with fondant scrolling design. I arranged the flowers provided by the bride.

Scroll for Baronial Chivalry Champion

Inspired by Harley MS 3244, Folio 59 bestiary.ca/beastimage/img2139.jpg

 

Words are by myself:

To all seeing these presents, the nobles and gentles of the Rhydderich Hael wish the enjoyment of perpetual peace. Since those things which are done lapse with the passage of time, and unless they are corroborated by written testimony, will easily slip the memories of men, and be changed, we wish it to be known to all people both now and in the future that we, Magnus and Murigel, 11th Baron and Baroness of the Rhydderich Hael, for the preservation of that true nobility and the constant courtesy we have in {_________________________}, have named him/her as the Baronial Chivalry Champion. Therefore, in order that no calumny may arise in the future, and in order that all doubt may be removed, we have strengthened this gift of ours, corroborating it in writing and with our hands at Baronial Champs, the 29th day of May, AS51.

 

Inspired by the Grant of a House at Riga to the Men of Lübeck, 1231

Hand carved scroll pmc band.

🚗 Des rues de Viauville qui n’ont existé que sur papier ! 📜

 

📖 Nous sommes en 1879 avec Hopkins, qui a déjà tracé les futures rues de ce secteur… Remarquer qu’elles ne sont pas en pointillés, mais bien dessiner comme des faits. Typique de cette époque ! La rue Viau, que l’on désigne officiellement en 1922, se nomme ici « Prince of Wales Ave. » ! En 1917, d’après Pinsoneault, elle se nommera « First Avenue » !

 

Entre 1897 et 1898, Charles-Théodore Viau (fondateur de Viauville) fait dresser cinq rues qui porteront des noms d’avenues de 1 à 5*. Voici la liste complète et bien plus :

➡️ Rue Vimont : en 1879, la rue n’existe évidemment pas. À l’époque, ce territoire fait partie de la Longue-Pointe. Le domaine Beaurivage sera détruit pour faire passer la rue Vimont en 1919…

➡️ Rue Saint-Clément, fictive en 1879 comme étant « Hudson Ave. », « Second Avenue » en 1917

➡️ Rue Théodore, fictive en 1879 en « Hochelaga Ave. » ?!?!?, Hein ?!?!?, « Third Avenue » en 1917

➡️ Rue Leclaire, fictive en 1879 en « Prince Arthur Ave. », « Fourth Avenue » en 1917

➡️ Rue Adam, semble être une rue à venir en 1879 avec ce « Logan », l’ouverture de la rue ou sa nouvelle dénomination se fera vers 1890…

➡️ Rue de Rouen : 1922, année d’ouverture de cette voie ou nouvelle dénomination. Anciens noms de cette voie : rue Amity, rue Forysth et rue Ernest**

➡️ Rue Hochelaga, même en 1917, elle se nommait « Girard » après l’avenue Bourbonnière vers l’est.

➡️ Les rues imaginées en 1879 dans le futur parc Maisonneuve ont réellement été entamées. La Cité-jardin du Tricentenaire devait au départ se construire là. Ces rues sont encore perceptibles avec Google Earth, le gazon y est toujours plus jaune !

➡️ Les rues imaginées en 1879 dans le futur Jardin botanique n’ont possiblement jamais vu le jour. La terre des Morgan est la dernière de ce secteur à être subdivisée en petits lots (à partir de 1929). C’est surement pour cette raison que le toponyme « Morgan » est fréquent. La côte où se trouve aujourd’hui le Stade olympique se nommait « Morgan ». Il y avait aussi un ruisseau « Morgan » dans ce coin. Je suis toujours à la recherche de renseignements sur ce ruisseau Morgan ! Si jamais !

 

Haha ! Toutes ces recherches pour essayer de comprendre quelle section de Viauville faisait anciennement partie de la Longue-Pointe ! Haha ! De la côte Saint-François-d’Assise-de-la-Longue-Pointe pour être plus précis ! Donc oui, le boisé Vimont est à l’origine dans la Longue-Pointe ! Haha !

 

️‍♂️ Merci infiniment à William Gaudry de l’Atelier d'histoire Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve pour l’aide précieuse ! Mais attention, ça reste des recherches en construction ! Il est fort possible qu’il y ait encore quelques coquilles ! Merci !

  

* ahmhm.com/les-rues-de-maisonneuve/

** imtl.org/rue_montreal.php?rue=Rouen

  

J’ai d’ailleurs redessiné quelques-unes de ces grandes terres de 1879 sur une carte récente, à voir ici ! www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1-Qux_fdjwao8-Tvp2lrOD7R...

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