THE DOWNEAST DILETTANTE

Tales & Opinions From Maine Regarding Architecture, Art, Books, Design, Landscape, & Occasional Whims

24.5.12

BED-SITS

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T his morning, while paging through the 1920 edition of House & Garden's Second Book of Interiors , I passed many handsome ro...
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13.5.12

I RISKED MY LIFE TO TAKE THIS PHOTOGRAPH

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No, seriously, I really did, although undeniably the bar lowers for what can be considered dangerous risk in late middle age.  No derri...
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8.5.12

COMMUNING WITH MR. SCHMIDT

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Darn.  My work requires two days indoors in an old stone mansion high above the Hudson while it rains outside.  More later.
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2.5.12

HOW A SHORT POST BECOMES A LENGTHY POST

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My intentions are always sterling---to post a short, concise essay and two or three pictures about something that I hope will be of passing...
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22.4.12

By the way...

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Drum roll, please--- have I remembered to mention that I'm writing a book?  About the cottages of the summer colonies of Down East co...
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14.4.12

THEN & NOW

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I'm a sucker for 'then and now' photo essays.  Sadly, the 'now' is rarely as good as 'then'---collectively, we ...
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The Down East Dilettante
is an antiques dealer and part time writer in Down East Maine, a bit ADD, whose amateur enthusiasms dance around architecture, design, landscape, style, history, arts, and more. Occasionally amusing, more often amused. To email the Dilettante, click on the email link in my extended profile
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