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American homes and gardens (1905)

New York, Munn and Co · leaf 130

An illustration from American homes and gardens, 1905, leaf 130
eat number of garden ornaments, andamong them a bust of quite extraordinary interest. It standson a stone pillar which slopes down to its base, and againsta background of trees is a very incarnation of the woods. the fecund Priapus, but he lacks the marked ugliness ofDionysus son. I incline to Tan.… … The Flying Mercury at Melbourne. Lead Collapses in Timeand Produces Distortions, as Shown in this Picture Grapes are in his hair, and above his wicked ears there arehorns. He may be Pan or Priapus. As Pan his appearancein the wood would scarcely bring panic fear to the wayfarer.He may not be…

Architecture, Domestic · Landscape gardening

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