Although I have never been a particular fan of Victorian architecture, I am entranced by this example of art in a mundane setting. And after spending a lifetime of seeing and using only the cheap, banal door knobs, roses, and faceplates of post WWII home building, even a glimpse of this beautiful cast brass faceplate gladdens the heart. (Sorry to see ill chosen replacement screws.) A closer look reveals decorative door knobs. Probably cast brass hinges are visible on the other side of the door and frame. I relish the care involved in creating beauty for every aspect of life.
I apologize for not knowing who took the picture or where it was taken. I would gladly give attribution if only I knew.
Copyright 2018 by Kaye Fairweather
Yes. Beauty in the details!
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The mundane is often exqusitly beautiful if we only take the time to look. the workmanship is wonderful.
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You are so right. It’s just that it’s so seldom that we take the time to observe. “You see, but you do not observe.”
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Thanks for your wonderful write up… Well spoken. I love your sentiment – Israel @ http://www.wizzymedpower.com
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Thanks. You’re an inspiration!
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