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  • The Gazebo, Part III

    Ah it’s been a long time since this tale began – next month will be two years. I have been round and round, up and… Read more.

  • The Gazebo, Part II.

    It’s taken me so long to get back to this. There has been a tremendous amount going on in my life and frankly I’m not… Read more.

  • The Gazebo, Part I.

    In the mid 1800s, a wrought iron gazebo – at that time, also known as a “summer house,” although it’s only 9 feet in diameter… Read more.

Alphonse M. Mucha

I did not paint for kings, nor for galleries, but for
my people. This journal is a continuation of that work — an offering to eyes that still hunger for beauty.

The Author

“Ornament is not
excess, but remembrance of nature.”

— Alphonse Mucha

Essays

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