Standing, with Tall Hat and Pink Cheeks, Spare and Painterly Antique Tintype middlesex england and he is otherwise in

and he is otherwise in great shape

several very carefully done pattern designs included--and one stand along gouache on paper pattern painting loose inside its pages that I'd frame straight away

likely where a mirror once sat

which in this case feels to me exactly right and makes me love the photo all the more

I think they're really great looking (and feeling) bowls

Standing, with Tall Hat and Pink Cheeks, Spare and Painterly Antique Tintype middlesex england and he is otherwise inI often use the word painterly to describe tintypes that have a poetic sort of spareness and tonal richness to them I'm not totally sure how to articulate it, but it's a particular sort of beauty, and distinguishes them from the bulk of tintype portraits one finds. Anyway, whatever it is, this for me embodies it. The crisp rake of that cloth draped table edge, coming in from the right, and how it echoes the cross of his leg, and the way that old