Time to replace the ‘leftover’ paint

The lower part of these walls was painted about 7 years ago with leftover paint from another project. Not much contrast and kinda boring, so today it got replaced. Part of what appealed to Clare: she didn’t even need to get on a ladder.

The 30-hour clock on the shelf, dating to the mid-19th century, has been posted before: [ “Warranted Good” ] [ “Tick. Tock…” ] [ “*Another* patient in the house” ]
I usually wind the clock during a 30-second coffee reheat every morning.

The print on the wall is of a painting we saw at the Detroit Institute of Arts many, many years ago, “The Hazelnuts” (“The Nut Gatherers”), 1882, by William-Adolphe Bouguereau.
“Les Noisettes” is “one of the most popular pieces at the Detroit Institute of Arts.”

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Looking back
1 year ago: “Pandemic Puzzle #35”
2 years ago: “After”
3 years ago: “Tori”
4 years ago: “Last Blue Moon till 2020”
5 years ago: “Ananas comosus” (Pineapple!)
6 years ago: “Rhododendron 'Hino Crimson'”
7 years ago: “Previously-unknown ‘waterfall’ on Cedar Lake”
8 years ago: “Could spring really be coming???”
9 years ago: “Pea soup [on a one-frame day]…”
10 years ago: “Exposed”
11 years ago: “The old and the new!”