Patina details on the solarium at the Swedish Institute on Park Ave. The museum, located within the historic Turnblad mansion, showcases the Institute's collection of Swedish glass, decorative and fine arts, textiles, and items from Sweden. The permanent exhibit "Swedish Life in the Twin Cities" explores the local Swedish-American community through photographs, diaries, vintage recordings and immigrant artifacts.
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beautiful textures, wonderful contrast
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo---this looks as if it could have been in Europe. You take such amazing photos...do you mind my asking what camera you use?
ReplyDeleteI look forward to your posts each day.
Really stunning colours.
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When you posted this a week ago, I had never seen this place before [least I cannot recall seeing it]. It's quite the building I must say, lots of character. There are smaller gargoyles all over the place from what I see.
ReplyDeleteThe photo from today, it looks like the gutter system downspout starts from a gargoyle's mouth. That is a gutter right?
Thank you so much for the information...you truly are talented. I can only imagine what you would do with the Rebel (my dream camera, too)! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely. You have a good eye; I've never noticed this before. See, that's what blogging does for us!
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