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		<title>Most recent Things tagged with illustration</title>
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    	<pubDate>3 Dec 2008 23:05:38 GMT</pubDate>
    	
    	
 		
 			
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         		<title>Girl</title>
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	                Painting/Illustration
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         		<title>April</title>
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	                Image: William Morris Gallery

This two tile panel is from 1862 from a series that illustrated The Labours of the Months. The tiles were hand painted by Lucy J. Faulkner. They were designed on a commission by architect George Frederich Vodley. Here the month April is depcited in Medieval dress and is holding a branch.

Source:
William Morris Gallery
[url]http://www1.walthamforest.gov.uk/wmg/tilesa.htm[/url]

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         		<title>The Forest</title>
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	                The peacock is a detail from a much larger work by Morris &amp; Co called The Forest, designed in 1887. It was commissioned by Aleco Ionides and designed by William Morris (1834 - 1896). The original includes the peacock, above, at the left, with a lion in the middle dominating the piece, and a crow to the right. Seen as one of his most successful works The Forest has a number of animals set against an ornate background of acanthus leaves, an element of the design attributed to Morris&#039;s colleague Henry Dearle (1860 - 1932). The piece above shows the peacock standing on a branch, surrounded by the rich background of the leaves. As with all Morris &amp; Co tapestries it has an impressive level of detail, and the level of craftmanship and effort that went into their design and manufacture is evident on viewing. The original is now in the Victoria &amp; Albert Museum, London.

[url]http://www.thetapestryhouse.com/products/detail/m67-s.html[/url]
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         		<title>Chroma type 301 Chinese Cleaver by dog design</title>
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	                How can a high end kitchen knife designed by F.A. Porsche get any better? Might be impossible but we had to try.

We asked Nada Go-Go, dog design, Inka Järvinen, Aleksi Perälä, Noa Bembibre and Pekka Toivanen to make some art on the Chroma type 301 knives. Here&#039;s one of the results.

See more work by dog design at [url]http://www.dogdesign.fi/[/url].

[i]FINE FI is an importer and marketer of many fine design products including the Chroma type 301 knives designed by F.A Porsche, Tiogruppen bags and textile products and Nigella Lawson kitchenware.

For more information, visit [url]http://www.fine.fi[/url].[/i]
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         		<title>Chroma type 301 Chinese Cleaver by Nada Go-Go</title>
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	                How can a high end kitchen knife designed by F.A. Porsche get any better? Might be impossible but we had to try.

We asked Nada Go-Go, dog design, Inka Järvinen, Aleksi Perälä, Noa Bembibre and Pekka Toivanen to make some art on the Chroma type 301 knives. Here&#039;s one of the results.

See more work by Nada Go-Go at [url]http://www.nadagogo.com/[/url].

[i]FINE FI is an importer and marketer of many fine design products including the Chroma type 301 knives designed by F.A Porsche, Tiogruppen bags and textile products and Nigella Lawson kitchenware.

For more information, visit [url]http://www.fine.fi[/url].[/i]
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	            <link>http://www.thinglink.org/thing:649nlx</link>
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         		<title>Chroma type 301 Chef Knife by Aleksi Perälä</title>
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	                How can a high end kitchen knife designed by F.A. Porsche get any better? Might be impossible but we had to try.

We asked Nada Go-Go, dog design, Inka Järvinen, Aleksi Perälä, Noa Bembibre and Pekka Toivanen to make some art on the Chroma type 301 knives. Here&#039;s one of the results.

See more work by Aleksi Perälä at [url]http://www.muotohiomo.com[/url].

[i]FINE FI is an importer and marketer of many fine design products including the Chroma type 301 knives designed by F.A Porsche, Tiogruppen bags and textile products and Nigella Lawson kitchenware.

For more information, visit [url]http://www.fine.fi[/url].[/i]
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         		<title>Chroma type 301 Santoku Knife by Noa Bembibre</title>
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	                How can a high end kitchen knife designed by F.A. Porsche get any better? Might be impossible but we had to try.

We asked Nada Go-Go, dog design, Inka Järvinen, Aleksi Perälä, Noa Bembibre and Pekka Toivanen to make some art on the Chroma type 301 knives. Here&#039;s one of the results.

See more work by Noa Bembibre at [url]http://www.noabembibre.com/[/url].

[i]FINE FI is an importer and marketer of many fine design products including the Chroma type 301 knives designed by F.A Porsche, Tiogruppen bags and textile products and Nigella Lawson kitchenware.

For more information, visit [url]http://www.fine.fi[/url].[/i]
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         		<title>Chroma type 301 Santoku Knife by Inka Järvinen</title>
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	                How can a high end kitchen knife designed by F.A. Porsche get any better? Might be impossible but we had to try.

We asked Nada Go-Go, dog design, Inka Järvinen, Aleksi Perälä, Noa Bembibre and Pekka Toivanen to make some art on the Chroma type 301 knives. Here&#039;s one of the results.

See more work by Inka Järvinen at [url]http://inkajarvinen.com/[/url].

[i]FINE FI is an importer and marketer of many fine design products including the Chroma type 301 knives designed by F.A Porsche, Tiogruppen bags and textile products and Nigella Lawson kitchenware.

For more information, visit [url]http://www.fine.fi[/url].[/i]
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         		<title>drops of water</title>
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	                print for smil



http://www.smil.biz
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         		<title>tennis, anyone?</title>
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	                tennis print for smil



http://www.smil.biz
http://nadjagirod.com

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