A photo essay on the stages of decay of funerary landscape architecture.
Tag Archives: Washington D.C.
Two poems in Rock Creek Cemetery
Two interesting poems in Rock Creek: one vernacular, one a trusty bit of Tennyson.
The tree is known by its fruit.
Lambert Tree hoped to be known by his fruit!
Another outdoor portrait bust
The unexpected freestanding outdoor portrait bust of Eugene Liomin is a rarity worth a second look.
Gone! Gone.
An epigram on the monument of Charles Dixon Caton requires some comment.
And then suddenly, last summer
Suddenly Arthur Smith’s daughter and mother died. But how did he die
Maurice Reidy
Catharine Reidy wrote some interesting iambs in the voice to her dead husband Maurice who nonetheless speaks not of the pompatus of love.
A Hollywood angel
The Rueger monument in Hollywood Cemetery is a nice example of art we sadly no longer see in American cemeteries.
The Liscum monument
An unsung monument in Arlington gets a close look.
Flora!
An informal presentation of some floral shots I’ve taken. No commentary.
