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Mary could talk to birds. She also believed in faries and angels and everything in between. Mary always kept her garden beautifully, but she dreamed of an exotic garden in a far away land where tigers roamed free and birds and butterflies danced together in the moonlight. Made from 100% Nappa leather Foldover design with magnetic closures Handmade by leather workers The removable strap is made entirely from smooth black Nappa, is adjustable from 130cm to 139. 5cm, and can be removed to convert your bag into a clutch. All leathers age naturally according to the usage, and this can cause the print to wrinkle or fade slightly over time. It is possible the base colour may show through the leather as it ages with wear. When not in use we recommend storing your product in a protective dust bag or box to keep your product looking its best. • Avoid prolonged exposure to extreme heat, sunlight, water, and chemical cleaners to maintain a bright and long-lasting print. • Avoid contact with light coloured fabrics or upholstery as the colour may transfer. • Whilst a light rain shower is unlikely to harm, we recommend protecting from rain. Should your product get wet, allow to dry naturally away from direct heat. • To clean surface wipe only with a damp lint free cotton cloth.

What force of will and circumstance drove a woman from a comfortable life painting china tea services to one of hardship and loneliness in the battle zones of France and Belgium following the Great War? For western Canadian artist Mary Riter Hamilton (1868-1954), art was her life’s passion. Her tale is one of tragedy and adventure, from homestead beginnings, to genteel drawing rooms in Winnipeg, Victoria and Vancouver, to Berlin and Parisian art schools, to Vimy and Ypres, and finally to illness and poverty in old age. "No Man’s Land" is the first biographical study of Hamilton, whose work can be found in galleries and art museums throughout Canada. Young and McKinnon’s meticulous research in unpublished private collections brings to light new correspondence between Hamilton and her friends, revealing the importance of female networks to an artist’s well being. Her letters from abroad, in particular, bring a woman’s perspective into the immediate post-war period and give voice to trying conditions. Hamilton’s career is situated within the context of her peers Florence Carlyle, Emily Carr, and Sophie Pemberton with whom she shared a Canadian and European experience.

The articles in this collection deal with early Virginia deeds, surveys, warrants, conveyances, patents, and grants, and virtually every article pertaining to the transfer and ownership of real property ever published in the leading Virginia periodicals is included. Most of the articles identify tenants, owners, and occupiers of specific parcels of land and thus place individuals and whole families in a particular place at a definite time.

The articles in this collection deal with early Virginia deeds, surveys, warrants, conveyances, patents, and grants, and virtually every article pertaining to the transfer and ownership of real property ever published in the leading Virginia periodicals is included. Most of the articles identify tenants, owners, and occupiers of specific parcels of land and thus place individuals and whole families in a particular place at a definite time.

In 1638, strong-willed, upper-class Margaret Brent has decided to make better use of her dowry than hand it over to some doddering squire. She uses it to book passage to Lord Baltimore's new colony in the wilds of Terra Maria, Maryland. Also on board is an unwilling passenger, a quick-witted, thirteen-year-old pickpocket named Annicah. Kidnapped off the streets of Bristol she's transported to a life she could not have imagined.

Paperback. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 11,5 cm). In English. 143 p. Color ills. Anatolia: Land of Mother Goddess. Translated by Mary Isin.

A collection of photographs of the west coast by Maorley Baer

Alice is a limited edition Fine Art Giclée Archival print on Hahnemühle etching paper. Your signed Limited Edition print of 200 is wrapped with love, and is shipped rolled in a tube. Alice saw butterflies in her dreams and in her travels to far away lands. They fluttered and whispered and called her, so even when she was alone, she was never lonely. she was the butterfly girl. Myrtle & Mary is a luxury art, interiors and fashion brand seeped in a world of imagination, created with a maximalist mix of vintage and contemporary imagery, pattern and colour, Myrtle & Mary is inspired by the artists family, friends both past and present. Please take care when handling this print and use white gloves if possible when framing.

Mary could talk to birds, she also believed in faeries and angels and everything in between. Mary always kept her garden beautifully, but she dreamed of an exotic garden in a far away land where tigers roamed free and birds and butterflies danced together in the moonlight. Myrtle & Mary is a luxury art, interiors and fashion brand seeped in a world of imagination. Created with a maximalist mix of vintage and contemporary imagery, pattern and colour, Myrtle & Mary is inspired by the artists family, friends both past and present. Mary is a limited edition Fine Art Giclée Archival print on Hahnemühle etching paper. Your signed Limited Edition print of 200 is wrapped with love, and is shipped rolled in a tube, ready to go to your chosen framer. Please take care when handling the print and use white gloves for framing if possible

Did we just make a mary jane slightly western? Saddle up baby, and meet Franklin, our new snipped toe mary jane. This showstopper is bound to garner a slew of compliments. Stitched leather with western detailing meets classic mary jane vibes on the upper. The lifted heel and elongated toe elevate the shape to a more forward direction that we are very on board with. Leather upper Leather lining Double layered outsole with welt for durability Hand finished rough stack heel Memory foam footbed

Did we just make a mary jane slightly western? Saddle up baby, and meet Franklin, our new snipped toe mary jane. This showstopper is bound to garner a slew of compliments. Stitched leather with western detailing meets classic mary jane vibes on the upper. The lifted heel and elongated toe elevate the shape to a more forward direction that we are very on board with. Leather upper Leather lining Double layered outsole with welt for durability Hand finished rough stack heel Memory foam footbed

Did we just make a mary jane slightly western? Saddle up baby, and meet Franklin, our new snipped toe mary jane. This showstopper is bound to garner a slew of compliments. Stitched leather with western detailing meets classic mary jane vibes on the upper. The lifted heel and elongated toe elevate the shape to a more forward direction that we are very on board with. Leather upper Leather lining Double layered outsole with welt for durability Hand finished rough stack heel Memory foam footbed

Did we just make a mary jane slightly western? Saddle up baby, and meet Franklin, our new snipped toe mary jane. This showstopper is bound to garner a slew of compliments. Stitched leather with western detailing meets classic mary jane vibes on the upper. The lifted heel and elongated toe elevate the shape to a more forward direction that we are very on board with. Leather upper Leather lining Double layered outsole with welt for durability Hand finished rough stack heel Memory foam footbed

Did we just make a mary jane slightly western? Saddle up baby, and meet Franklin, our new snipped toe mary jane. This showstopper is bound to garner a slew of compliments. Stitched leather with western detailing meets classic mary jane vibes on the upper. The lifted heel and elongated toe elevate the shape to a more forward direction that we are very on board with. Leather upper Leather lining Double layered outsole with welt for durability Hand finished rough stack heel Memory foam footbed

Did we just make a mary jane slightly western? Saddle up baby, and meet Franklin, our new snipped toe mary jane. This showstopper is bound to garner a slew of compliments. Stitched leather with western detailing meets classic mary jane vibes on the upper. The lifted heel and elongated toe elevate the shape to a more forward direction that we are very on board with. Leather upper Leather lining Double layered outsole with welt for durability Hand finished rough stack heel Memory foam footbed

Did we just make a mary jane slightly western? Saddle up baby, and meet Franklin, our new snipped toe mary jane. This showstopper is bound to garner a slew of compliments. Stitched leather with western detailing meets classic mary jane vibes on the upper. The lifted heel and elongated toe elevate the shape to a more forward direction that we are very on board with. Leather upper Leather lining Double layered outsole with welt for durability Hand finished rough stack heel Memory foam footbed

Denied a place on their ancestral lands the original Snake River-Palouse people were forced to scatter, but elders still passed down oral histories. Over three decades, Naxiyamtáma elders--in particular Mary Jim, Andrew George, Gordon Fisher, and Emily Peone--told researchers their stories. All four had ties to Plateau people's leadership families and had lived the ancient way--gathering, hunting and fishing. Multiple themes emerged--spirituality tied to the Creator and environment; a sacred covenant to protect traditional lands; storytelling as a revered art form, and belief in cyclical time and blood memory.River Song captures their distinct Naxiyamtáma perspective.

Featuring 30 of Heilmann's works from the late 70s to the present, including paintings, ceramic pictures, and a series of specially designed wooden chairs with colorfully woven seats. Throughout, Heilmann's particular way of dealing with abstract paintings becomes evident. Dedicated to Pat Hearn and Colin de Land.

History is filled with the names of exceptional women, but few have exhibited the courage and faith of Mary Fielding Smith, the daughter of a Bedfordshire farmer-preacher, who left her native land and became a heroine in her own right. She became a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Canada and then joined the body of Saints in the United States, witnessing the onslaught of intolerance against the Mormons in Ohio, Missouri, and Illinois.

This book tracks the history of Barnesville and Sellman, in Montgomery County, Maryland. The land that became Barnesville was surveyed for Jeremiah Hays, December 10, 1747. The tracts "Jeremiah's Park" and "Hopson's Choice" were just two of the properties