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  1. "The Tell-Tale Heart" is a short story by Edgar Allan Poe first published in 1843. It follows an unnamed narrator...
  2. Columns that could frame an album cover; also, statues that could be in a garden, potted plants, urns; and a...
  3. A gorgeous gold & red proscenium, Commedia characters and some nice, large banners. Designed to fit the Large Diorama Boxes...
  4. Columns, curtains, 2 chairs, and a sun-lit drawing room with a cherub sitting in an alcove. Artwork shown above by Teri...
  5. Some big, beautiful red curtains for contructing a paper theatre (plus an orchestra and some red upholstered chairs). The images...
  6. I couldn't resist... so many beautiful illustrations of this poem have been drawn in the two centuries. See the full...
  7. Here is an introduction to Pierrot.  Harlequin Commedia Carnival Mardi Gras
  8. I love this set! They are flat on the back so won't stand up (unless you add a stand) but...
  9. This sheet is filled with vintage book facades (rows of spines) which are approximately 1" tall and shorter. These images...
  10. Sweet! Beside lining and drawers to fit the 4" Chipboard Steamer Trunk (in a tiny little 1:12 scale damask... with...