Welcome to Show and Tell Friday, hosted by Kelli at There's No Place Like Home. Today, I am sharing two of my favorite art prints from my home...
Below is a beautiful picture of a bride, signing the church registry on her wedding day. This was originally a gift bag that was given to me during my lovely bridal shower. I loved the picture so much that I had it matted and framed. Now, it hangs above my bureau in the master bedroom.
The next picture I recently found in a thrift store for $5 and, I swear, it looks like new.
I'm sorry that the quality of the photos isn't very good, but I did the best I could. Anyway, I love Romantic Era art. It is so beautiful to me.I hope that you have a great day today.
God bless,
Elizabeth
19 comments:
Pretty! Sometimes if you stand to the side, you don't get as much of a flash-talking from experience. : )
I love both of your pictures...great finds. BTW - I rarely use a flash for my blogging pictures. I use the museum setting and I think it looks much more real with colors and everything. Just thought I'd mention it cuz it took me a while to find it!!
What beautiful pictures. I know what you mean about the flash in the pictures.
I love the one with the bride. It's beautiful.
Wow great find with the cherubs and I have to agree, romantic art is very pretty.
Hi Elizabeth, Lovely pictures! The angel one is really cute!
'Love, Ann
Wonderful share for us....that one photo of the bride is so pretty...and having this in your master bedroom is a perfect place.
My Show n Tell is posted now, hope you can drop by. It's going to be a 3-parter so it won't take so long for loading.
It seems like your bride print is part of a series. I think it culminates with the married couple having a baby. I like the romantic/Victorian look as swell but our house is so eclectic, just a real mish mash of stuff! I have thought of doing a guest bedroom up with romantic pieces down the road. Gotta get rid of the last kiddo first and I am in NO hurry! The angel print looks fab!
Connie
of your pictures are very nice,my daughter has the one of the cherbs and I love it.
It's so hard to capture a photo of anything covered in glass. You did a good job. Thanks for sharing. Happy Show and Tell Friday!
That artist, British pre-Raphaelite artist Edmund Blair Leighton who painted the wedding picture is one of my favorites! I've got the same picture saved to my computer, just because I love to look at it. What a wonderful gift! I think they are quite expensive to find in print.
Great finds Elizabeth. I have the same angle pic...in fact...my bedroom is full of angels and similar art from that time period.
Great pictures. I use to have that cupid pictures.
Kathleen
Hi Elizabeth! What gorgeous and momentous photos! The second one, I just put in a thrift shop not long ago, and it's selling for $5 too., isn't that too funny? But, I'm in GA...small world! I just had to declutter and I had a hard time parting with her. Well, you take care! Enjoyed your share! Stop by and see me some time for a cup of virtual tea! ;) ~CC Catherine from "Catherine de th`e Cups"
I really like the bride pic...what I great idea to have it matted!
Karen
What wonderful, moving pictures. So pretty and sweet - especially the faces. It is lovely to have beautiful things around the house to look at and remind us of special days! Have a lovely weekend!
FeeBeeKay
i enjoyed both pictures, but i really love the angels. i used to collect angel items and i had this picture on a t-shirt. i don't know why or how i got away from my collection - lol, thanks for sharing your beautiful pictures.
you are always welcome in The Shadow of the Cross. feel free to visit anytime.
Thanks for stopping by. I like your finds, romantic era is always nice.
Enjoy your day, Suzy
Both pictures are lovely!
~Kelli
P.s. Thank you for the birthday wishes!
I love both of these pictures! Great post! Thanks for sharing these with us:)
Linda C
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