Working on moving Reusable Art made me aware that some categories had not seen a new image in years. Fancy Letter K Images had not been updated since November 2009. Granted, not a lot of folks start sentences with words beginning with the letter K. But, I have a new one to share with you today. Yay!
This K drawing is from a 1889 work by Árminius Vambéry. Like many wealthy people of the late 1800s, Vambéry traveled extensively to exotic locations. Like so many of them, he documented his journeys in a book. His book included a number of drawings, including this letter image.
The K is drawn in black lines on a white background with plenty of room to add a little or a lot of color. The letter K itself isn’t all that ornamented but it is enclosed with some flowers and leaves. This square K drawing has a bit of a look of iron work to it – see the little bands at the base of the leaves?
There’s a number of other letters that were included in this book and have a very similar look to them. When I add them to Reusable Art, I’ll be sure to interlink them with this K Drawing so that you could use them together if you would like.
This image is copyright free and in the public domain anywhere that extends copyrights 70 years after death or at least 120 years after publication when the original illustrator is unknown.
