| Sewing By The Fire - Studio # Unknown
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A very similar picture is A Bit of Sewing, #173.
This photograph was made in Wallace Nutting's Southbury, CT home he called "Nuttinghame".
When he sold this house in 1912, the retired banker who had already made a deposit and was assured that he 'owned' the house said, "I don't mind telling you that wild horses could not have pulled me out of this
room."
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This room was used as a backdrop more often than any other. I know of at least twenty-two other titles that were photographed in this
room alone. They are: |
| 17th Century, #10 |
Christmas Jelly, #52 |
| A Plate of Goodies, #67 |
The Cup That Cheers, #72 |
| A Bit of Sewing, #173 |
Comfort and A Cat, #545 |
| A Sip of Tea, #551 |
Bean Porridge Hot, #591 |
| Thanksgiving Goodies, #595 |
The Tea Maid, #602 |
| Mending, #677 |
Maiden Reveries, #681 |
| An Afternoon Tea, #703 |
Confidences, #704 |
| Prudence Drawing Tea, #707 |
The Maple Sugar Cuppard, #734 |
| The Home Room, #745 |
An Elaborate Dinner, #746 |
| The Window Garden, 771 |
A Dilatory Escort, #772 |
| The Work Basket, #2736 |
Clarinda at Home
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