Two wolves in hats….explain please
A gloriously colourful kitchen
Very Breakfast at Tiffineys
Another deco print
Love the colours in this
Pretty and nicely framed
Punk
The background makes this one
I’d love to know the artist’s reasoning
This beautiful piece would last 10 minutes with weaver
Someone is a romantic
I’ve seen these in person a film fan
The colours are sublime
Eclectic trio
I love the lamp too
The painting is quite ethereal
Everywhere u look is an animal
Very city
Adorable
Two beautifully crafted handmade pieces
And to finish some lovely prints and paintings

































Love the ostrich
ReplyDeleteIt's been like visiting an art gallery from the comfort of your own home! Loving it. xx
ReplyDeleteThe emu is great and the magpie, too. I love that there are so many artworks with dogs. The bull terrier is beautiful, the happy scruff is gorgeous for other reasons.
ReplyDeleteThank you, John
More lovely things, and thanks again for sharing these!
ReplyDeleteI love the emmu
ReplyDeleteOhhh I want that kitchen K
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Thank you Darling. You have great taste:)
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DeleteIt's fabulous! Love the colors and the placement of things!
XOXO
I’m curious who painted the fourth one down — the three trees. Lovely! —Jenn
ReplyDeleteLove the magpie. All of these are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAll so MARVELOUS! People have very good taste!
ReplyDeleteSome great artwork. All I have is a very cheaply-aquired Warhol Marilyn print.
ReplyDeleteAnother joyous morning with coffee and all this delicious and varied art!
ReplyDeleteThe first wall quilt shown has lived in Australia with my dear quiltie sister since it was made as a round robin quilt between the two of us. The next quilt beside it is my quilt from the round robin. Cherished to the max!
Hugs!
Love this and love seeing other people's homes and artwork.
ReplyDeleteI love the fir trees on the little easel. ❤️
ReplyDeleteSo much fascinating and unusual art on people’s walls.
ReplyDeleteSome years ago my mother was hospitalized for a heart condition. While I was visiting her one night something went wrong and a Code Blue was called and a number of nurses and doctors rushed into the room. One of them ripped off her top and her boobs went flip-flopping around. She survived, but my sister told me that I must never, ever tell her that I saw her boobs.
ReplyDeleteHi, the red and black flowers are the Sturt desert pea ( common name) which is the floral emblem of the state of South Australia and I'm pretty sure is named after a pioneer explorer of that state and the painting above it looks like a representation of a traditional Aboriginal dot painting and of course the one below it is a modern take on old man Emu. Old man Emu might be a line from a song or poem. From Shirley in Perth W.A. OZ
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