After an Exhibition

Gainesville, Florida

Photograph by the Blogger (12 October 2015)

Soldat in Uniform mit Kakteen, April 1930 (Ostern)

Photograph from the Collection of the Blogger

Capri – A Well-Known View Rendered in Marquetry

From the Collection of the Blogger

North Door, Bok Tower, Lake Wales, Florida

Postcard from the Collection of the Blogger

Camp Blanding Hospital, Kingsley Lake, Florida

Postcard from the Collection of the Blogger

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Wm. North, “Oranges with Tissue” (1999)

From the Collection of the Blogger

Samuel Chamberlain, Sainte-Croix-Notre-Dame

Framed at Earl Russell’s Paint & Decorating Center in Gainesville, Florida (November 1967)

Unframed and Photoshopped by the Blogger (October 2015)

Jean Effel, Illustration for FEMMES FRANÇAISES (1944)

This illustration is explained by the fact that the French punished female collaborators (“collabos”) with the Nazis–in part–by shaving their heads.

Jean Effel was the pseudonym of François Lejeune (1908-1982).

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Detail of the Front Cover of the Issue of Femmes Françaises in which the Illustration Was Published

A Daub

Photoshopped by the Blogger

Prince Gaëtan de Bourbon des Deux-Siciles and His Mother

Gaëtan (1917-1984) was the only child of Prince Philippe de Bourbon des Deux-Siciles (1885-1949) and Princess Marie-Louise d’Orléans (1896-1973).

Postcard from the Collection of the Blogger