The house was recently redone, immaculate, fresh, and staged - beautiful. But it was this single stained glass window seemed most alive to me.
This etching in the middle panel caught my eye. See the lush Atlanta foliage is the background?
On Tuesdays I try to see a caravan house if one is on my errand route. This one is at 1965 Ponce De Leon. Note to Atlantans: It's up the hill on the south side of Ponce just west of East Lake.
Does this happen to you? I get so overwhelmed sometimes that my brain goes on macro mode, focusing on a single detail.
Was it there in 1912? Is the window from 1912? Is this in a particular style, a particular studio? Did it come out of a catalog? Was there always a fan light? Was the fan originally stained glass?
In any case it makes the stair special.
I didn't look at the details until I got home.
The more I look, the more I like.
This etching in the middle panel caught my eye. See the lush Atlanta foliage is the background?
On Tuesdays I try to see a caravan house if one is on my errand route. This one is at 1965 Ponce De Leon. Note to Atlantans: It's up the hill on the south side of Ponce just west of East Lake.
Does this happen to you? I get so overwhelmed sometimes that my brain goes on macro mode, focusing on a single detail.
Was it there in 1912? Is the window from 1912? Is this in a particular style, a particular studio? Did it come out of a catalog? Was there always a fan light? Was the fan originally stained glass?
In any case it makes the stair special.
I didn't look at the details until I got home.
The more I look, the more I like.
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