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interestingly, seeing what looked to me to be a T L Lange painting by the swinging door in the first photo, led me do a bit of research to make SURE it was a TL Lange painting (it is). i then found that the "Winn" of the Winn condominium is the Larry Winn who founded Grand Image (in Seattle) and was a friend of TL Lange's (and avid collector of his work) before TL's death at 36. turns out the Winn's have left this condo and now live in a rather different space in Seattle that can be seen in this article (or maybe, since this article is from 2004, they've moved yet again):

http:/seattletimes.nwsource.com/pacificnw/2004/1205/living.html

(the Lange painting shows up in the third photo in the article)

forgive my rambling, as this entire note was only because the painting intrigued me. i love TL's work, and i wish so he were still alive and working. I hope your spirit is at rest now, TL.
-k

PS: i suppose the Winn condo could be considered by some to be a bit on the 'sterile' side, but i love it all the same, and if it were mine, i could easily warm it up. i will say i think Mr. Winn's art collection looked more 'grand' on the walls of this condo than it does in the more stately, subdued environment of the 30s house. still, it's lovely art, and it's great on any walls....

thanks so much for the link to this window box. i think it's very elegant and i'm studying now on where i might make use of one....
do you think this is the 'black' finish that's shown in the photo? i see they offer black and a matte gray, both somewhat distressed (per the online copy). i like the look of this color, and i'm guessing it's the black.....

love the dustpan.
do you know if they're available for purchase?