FROM THE ARCHIVE 13th May 2014
While I have not specified which empress this is in the title, she was actually the Dowager Empress Tzu-Hsi or Cixi (1835-1908) and one of the most formidable of figures. According to King’s…
Source: First Night Design | Chinese Empress on Her Throne | First Night Design
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She looks formidable – in both images. I’d be terrified if she was my friend.
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Me too!
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I love this image…. a part of history I found so fascinating. Have a lovely weekend…janet. xx
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Thanks, Janet. Happy weekend to you! xx
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How lovely to have a children’s encyclopedia from so long ago. The original has some lovely colours, but your treatment reminded me of the images of Gustav Klimt.
Best wishes, Pete. x
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What a lovely comparison, Pete. Perhaps I should have added a faux gold. Yes, I love my old encyclopaedias. I can’t wait to get them out of storage and onto a shelf. xx
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The yellow glow is beautiful. (K)
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Thank you, Kerfe!
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Beautiful quiet complements in your use of colors Sarah – I love this design. Hope you have a wonderful weekend ahead!
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Much thanks, Mary. I hope your weekend is special too. 🙂
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I love yellows, Sarah. This one turned out especially well. Hugs.
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Thanks so much, Teagan. Hugs!
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