The Wisconsin State Capitol rotunda has a painting on the ceiling by Edwin Howland-Blashfield entitled “Resources of Wisconsin.” The painting has a central female figure, depicted as “Wisconsin”, enthroned upon clouds and swathed in the American flag. Interesting how states were symbolized a hundred years ago.



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Amazing detail. It always makes me wonder how these were actually painted!!!
Amazing detail. It always makes me wonder how these were actually painted!!!
Beautiful photo, I just “discovered” you through Montucky’s blog and I’ve been looking at your photos for the last couple of weeks. They are gorgeous. I’ll be coming back, happy holidays!
Beautiful photo, I just “discovered” you through Montucky’s blog and I’ve been looking at your photos for the last couple of weeks. They are gorgeous. I’ll be coming back, happy holidays!
That’s simply incredible… love this.
That’s simply incredible… love this.