Wonderful colours and textures on this beautiful piece of twisted wood sculpture AnnaLois ๐คฉ๐๐ผ
Di-vine!
for #PalacesAndGardens theme of #Twisted
#EastCoastKin #photography #ECK #carving #wood #BlackwellHouse #Cumbria #ArtsandCrafts #LakeDistrict
Photograph taken at the Arts & Crafts gem, Blackwell House in Cumbria. The sizeable grand house was designed by architect Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott in 1900. Image shows a section of a wood-carved frieze featuring a repeating vine and grapes design which twist under and over each other. The daylight from a nearby windows makes the grapes shine. For further information and details on how to visit this fantastic place, their website is: www.blackwell.org.uk
Di-vine!
for #PalacesAndGardens theme of #Twisted
#EastCoastKin #photography #ECK #carving #wood #BlackwellHouse #Cumbria #ArtsandCrafts #LakeDistrict
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Collage of photographs taken at the splendid Arts & Crafts gem, Blackwell House in Cumbria. The sizeable grand house was designed by architect Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott in 1900. See post I of II for a bit more info. Couldn't resist posting this collage as a follow-up, to showcase some of the variety of Arts & Crafts fashions on display. Image shows a collage of four pictures, a long horizontal image along the bottom, a larger portrait image on the left and two smaller square images on the right. Top left: a stained glass window with a symmetrical vine design in red, lilac, green and turquoise colours. Right top: the 'White Drawing Room' (see previous post). Right bottom: a glazed tile by William De Morgan in blues and greens of the 'Bedford Park Daisy' pattern. Bottom: a section of wood-carved frieze featuring a repeating vine and grapes design (similar to the stained glass window). This design is seen in white above the fireplace in the previous post. For further information and details on how to visit this fantastic place, their website is: www.blackwell.org.uk
Collage of Craftsmanship
for #PalacesAndGardens theme of #FashionThroughTime
(Part II of II)
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#EastCoastKin #photography #ArtsAndCrafts #surfacepattern #BlackwellHouse #LakeDistrict #Cumbria #tiles #stainedglass #woodcarving #frieze #pattern
(Android phone camera)
Photograph taken at the Arts & Crafts wonder of Blackwell House overlooking Lake Windermere in Cumbria. The sizeable grand house was designed by architect Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott in 1900. This is the fireplace in the 'White Drawing Room' (my favourite room in the house). Elsewhere in the room are window seats overlooking the ground, lake and hills beyond, where you can sit and read or relax. Image shows a predominantly white painted room with a grey and white marble geometric tiles hearth with pink accents. The fireplace itself has deep blue glazed tiles and nestles within a clever wooden surround with in-built bookshelves and benches, illuminated display cases and mirrors. Above this is an intricately carved repeating frieze (see post I of II) of vines and grapes, also painted white. On the shelves and in the display cases are a selection of books and ceramic bowls. There are subtle moments of up lighting that really lift and highlight the craftsmanship. For further information and details on how to visit this fantastic place, their website is: www.blackwell.org.uk Be warned, their gift shop is great too and hard to leave without a treat or two.
Ethereal Craftsmanship
for #PalacesAndGardens theme of #FashionThroughTime
(Part I of II)
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#EastCoastKin #photography #ArtsAndCrafts #surfacepattern #BlackwellHouse #LakeDistrict #Cumbria
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Two Arts & Crafts tiles of the same design but in different colour ways. Colours are blue flowers and dark green leaves on the left tile. The right tiles is pale green flowers with green leaves. Taken at Blackwell House, Lake District. Grade I listed, Arts & Crafts building designed by Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott.
TileTastic!
#TilesonTuesday #pattern #surfacepattern #tiles #Arts&Crafts #history #BlackwellHouse #LakeDistrict #design
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