"The library features a 19th-century mahogany secretary from Niall Smith Antiques and a painting by Javanese artist Karyanto."
Mila and Tom Tuttle's 1836 Greek Revival townhouse in Manhattan.
Interior decorating by Miles Redd.
Photography by Simon Upton.
"Amazing Grace" by Mitchell Owens.
Elle Decor (January 2009).
Image via Amazon.
"In the master bath, wallpaper by de Gournay and Kohler sinks
with Barber Wilsons and Co. fittings."
Mila and Tom Tuttle's 1836 Greek Revival townhouse in Manhattan.
Interior decorating by Miles Redd.
Photography by Simon Upton.
"Amazing Grace" by Mitchell Owens.
Elle Decor (January 2009).
"Taming the Donkey" (1868).
Painting by Eduardo Zamacois y Zabala (private collection).
Permission: PD-Art.
Designed by Charles and Ray Eames, 1945.
Available via Hive Modern.
Francoise-Xavier Lalanne's 1998 "Ane de Natalie," a donkey made of bronze, leather and wood.
Photo credit: JGM Galerie.
"Sumptuous Paris Fair Defies Bearish Times" by Maia de la Baume.
New York Times (September 12, 2012).
Elephant topiary located in Green Animals, a garden in Portsmouth, Rhode Island.
"Following the European Renaissance tradition of creating furry shapes in clipped trees and shrubs, Green Animals features a menagerie of adorable creatures. . . . [T]his topiary masterpiece features teddy bears, an elephant, an ostrich, a unicorn, and more than 75 additional forms of green fauna. The property was originally the summer home of Thomas Brayton, treasurer of the Union Cotton Manufacturing Company, and his family. It was the head gardener who began clipping and experimenting with topiary forms in the first decades of the 20th century."
Photography by Nik Wheeler/Alamy.
"Garden Party" text by Katherine Whiteside.
"Rhyton in the shape of a donkey's head representing Dionysus and a maenad."
A rhtyon was a drinking vessel used in ancient times. It typically took the shape of an animal or an animal head.
Circa 400 and 430 B.C., Athens.
Located in the Department of Greek, Etruscan and Roman Antiquities, Louvre.
Photography by Marie-Lan Nguyen (2006), holder of copyright.
White Elephant Garden Seat.
Offered by Neiman Marcus.
$199.00
Herend Donkey Blue Fishnet.
Offered by Herendstore.
$480.00
"Hand-sculpted from papier-mache in Haiti by displaced earthquake survivors"
Offered by Viva Terra.
$189.00
Italian silk tie by Salvatore Ferragamo.
Offered by Neiman Marcus.
$180.00
"Undecided"
Offered by Stubbs and Wootton.
$400.00 for women.
$450.00 for men.
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