THE DOWNEAST DILETTANTE

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

27.11.12

IMITATION IS THE SINCEREST FORM OF FLATTERY: YELLOW HOUSE

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Few architects  had more impact on a region's built environment than Fred Savage, who practiced 100 years ago and more on Mt. Desert Is...
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7.11.12

DIRIGO. Back to the center.

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The Maine State Flag, with the Great Seal adopted by the legislature in June 1820 The Downeast Dilettante's distinguished panel of...
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22.10.12

MRS. ASTOR'S THRONE

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Since the death of doyenne Brooke Astor, the longtime queen of New York Society, those who care about such things have wondered and discuss...
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7.10.12

DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THIS?

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I rarely answer that question in the affirmative---there is just so danged much that I don't know.  For example, an ever informed friend...
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14.9.12

HOUSE TOUR 1: Parker House

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Old houses that have had long family occupancy have an atmosphere and romance that cannot be easily faked. In our town, one such house is P...
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2.9.12

THERE'S STILL TIME

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Bad Dilettante.   I had intended to make short posts all summer---about things of interest, little ideas that interest me, events taking pl...
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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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