Glass Plate Negative of Woman Skating Figure Eights on Pond, 1890s whimsy spoon and make one (me) think

and make one (me) think it would be pretty fun to introduce some secret codes into daily life

I believe it is the very earliest sets of U

whose Iguana gallery on Boston's Newbury Street focused on the work of Haitian artists

with the French "souvenir" simply signifying it as a momento

Glass Plate Negative of Woman Skating Figure Eights on Pond, 1890s whimsy spoon and make one (me) thinkI love this antique glass plate negative for many reasons, including for dense wall of spindly trees in the background, and for what one imagines was this woman's pure pleasure in skating, but most of all for the figure eight traced on the surface of the ice, clearly drawn by her skates many times over. I like glass place negatives that are great objects in and of themselves, and here I think the wintery trees and traces of her skates on the ice are