Moody Old Blue Winter Landscape Painting on Academy Board buildings opting for the latter because

opting for the latter because together they form something of a narrative about the life and loves of their maker--and make for quite a striking installation on the wall

and--much to the horror of various sellers

a different thing entirely in the sense that the drive in them to hunt is so strong that the only basis for a relationship is to be useful to them in their pursuit of prey

This is a Persian terracotta oil lamp

Moody Old Blue Winter Landscape Painting on Academy Board buildings opting for the latter becauseFound in New England, and this sure looks like a New England winter to me. And a winter landscape rendered in blues feels, after this winter especially, both formally accurate and metaphorically correct! This could use a cleaning if one is disposed that way, but I like it as it is. Oil on what looks to me to be Devoe Raynolds academy board, with partial label adhered to the back, c. 1930s or so I believe. 12 1 4" x 9 1 4". Some general soiling as