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Shell lamps from Tennant New York.
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Alyssa Goodman, "Crooked Tree." Watercolor on seashell.
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Erasmus Darwin's bookplates bore the motto E conchis omnia—"everything from shells."
19th century shell-work figure of a lady, from Doe & Hope.
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Marsden Hartley, "Three Shells." Oil on board, ca. 1941-1943. Via Peter Shear.
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Earrings by Alana Burns/la ma r.
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1920s shell-art work in Davenport, Iowa. Via Anonymous Works.
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18th-century scallop-shaped marble sink, via The Marble Dog.
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Ca. 1900s-era glass-plate x-ray of shells, via wilds.things.
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Engraved 18th century Turbo Marmoratus shell, from the V & A.
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Superfolk "Shells in my pocket" print.
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Photo of an Ordovician fossil bed in Ohio by coryfinds.
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Nagasone Tojiro Mitsumasa, "Helmet in the form of a Sea Conch Shell," 1618. Via sacredgrounds_.*
Edward Weston, "28 (Cross-section of a nautilus shell)."
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On the beach, I could have stopped all day long and looked at those damned shells, looked for all the messages that come not in bottles but in shells...
John McPhee, Encounters with the Archdruid.
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Erasmus Darwin's bookplates bore the motto E conchis omnia—"everything from shells."
