red, black and white

This small stack of books is on top of a bookcase in our new upstairs sitting room, created in Clare's memory.

It's a haven of peace, also where I sit and type my posts for 365.

As for the BOOKS:

Till We meet Again , as many of my 365 friends know, contains my dad's mémoir of his time as a PoW.

Monsieur Mackintosh was a gift to me from Clare and I have come to love CRM's work as much as she did.

Irish Journal of Sociology has an academic paper by Clare comparing CRM's work with that of Le Corbusier.

Sachet Mixte Women is a 1st Edition of an Arts Journal dedicated to women and Clare's article about her silversmithing in 'rose madder' appears in it.


posting for Week 45 Capture 52: Books
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[Julie Duncan]

What a wonderful way to honor Clare's memory!

[Joanne Diochon]

A collection of books related to her, seems like a great, quiet tribute to Claire.

[wendy frost]

A wonderful idea for Clare and it must be a lovely place to be with your thoughts.

[Pat Knowles]

A beautifully personal space Hazel. I can’t think of anything more suitable than this selection of books in your quiet place. A perfect place to remember your daughter.

[gloria jones]

A wonderful tribute to Clare.

[Shutterbug]

Nice memories to have in your haven.

[Issi Bannerman]

What a lovely way to honour your daughter's memory and a fabulous selection of meaningful books. I immediately recognised one - your dad's memoir. Delightful, poignant image.