The picture used on the header is Woman Reading in a Landscape (1869) by Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot. My profile picture is Easter (1919) by Joseph Christian Leyendecker.
Any other pictures used in my blog are mostly found on the internet. I'll, of course, give the due credits if I know them.
To the owners of any pictures I might've used in my blog: I might've been ignorant about the copyright of your artwork and used it without permission. Please contact me and let me know if I should take it down. I always try to credit the artist (or link back to the source where I found it) whenever I'm using a picture but if I didn't, I'm really sorry about it. Your artwork only enhances the beauty of my reviews, which I appreciate a lot.
To the owners of any pictures I might've used in my blog: I might've been ignorant about the copyright of your artwork and used it without permission. Please contact me and let me know if I should take it down. I always try to credit the artist (or link back to the source where I found it) whenever I'm using a picture but if I didn't, I'm really sorry about it. Your artwork only enhances the beauty of my reviews, which I appreciate a lot.
Antique books/bookcase icons are free (as I found them), here and here. My pretty grab my button graphics is from dryicons. The beautiful swirl arts are from here. I really appreciate them. This gorgeous template is also free to use, from splashytemplates.
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for such wonderful time I have there with my GR friends and letting me use their widgets.Many thanks to
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