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this makes me want to build an alter and light candles in front of it for sure
with every beam and shingle and latch attended to
and have been looking at
the village on the Hudson which changed its name to Ossining in 1901 to separate itself from the notorious prison
The wood is a dark wood which has been painted/stained black
Wonderful Small, Early 19th C. Folk Art Watercolor of Houses on Hill hand-embroidered sleeve this makes me want toI was quite surprised and delighted to find this one when rummaging through a box of odds and ends at a not especially fine shop about 30 minutes from home the other day, but wonders never cease! It is a small one, but definitely an early one, c. 1820s 30s I believe, and I'd bet painted of a village not far from here. Great color, iconic New England, and based on how it was trimmed I'm sure it once lived in a miniature type frame with round opening,
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