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<p>[QUOTE="Rastella, post: 340279, member: 6722"]That's beautiful and ... Italian? I feel like this is comparing apples to oranges. Granted, the artist that did my (this smaller one) shadow box may not have been the best one out there in his time but the "simplicity" of the design is in line with Chinese and Japanese flower arranging - less is more. In Japanese, it's referred to as Ikebana. Not sure what it's called in Chinese. If you read my history, I'm always more than ready to be convinced. So, I'm not trying to be stubborn. However, in this case, I've pointed out several obvious differences when comparing mine to the vintage shadow boxes I can find. And some I've yet to point out. I also have a larger shadow box (same source) that was created and signed by a more skilled artist and the flower below is from that one. I just took a quick picture of it and was planning on referring back to it but got distracted and now I'm too tired to take more pictures tonight, lol. I will tomorrow so y'all can see the difference in skill level between the two. Good night and thanks, all!</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]114404[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Rastella, post: 340279, member: 6722"]That's beautiful and ... Italian? I feel like this is comparing apples to oranges. Granted, the artist that did my (this smaller one) shadow box may not have been the best one out there in his time but the "simplicity" of the design is in line with Chinese and Japanese flower arranging - less is more. In Japanese, it's referred to as Ikebana. Not sure what it's called in Chinese. If you read my history, I'm always more than ready to be convinced. So, I'm not trying to be stubborn. However, in this case, I've pointed out several obvious differences when comparing mine to the vintage shadow boxes I can find. And some I've yet to point out. I also have a larger shadow box (same source) that was created and signed by a more skilled artist and the flower below is from that one. I just took a quick picture of it and was planning on referring back to it but got distracted and now I'm too tired to take more pictures tonight, lol. I will tomorrow so y'all can see the difference in skill level between the two. Good night and thanks, all! [ATTACH=full]114404[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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