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#WorldSleepDay comes into its own now! This is drowsy "Night," still with a hint of sunset and twilight, by John Roddam Spencer Stanhope (1829-1908), c. 1878
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#goodmorning with an old favourite: Wallter Crane's 1872 watercolour, "A Herald of Spirng" with cherry blossom, daffs or primroses in the basket and unusually low-flying birds! https://t.co/l4uMLoVAKW

#sweetdreams! "A Golden Day Dream" by Emily Mary Osborn, 1828-1925. #womensart https://t.co/0dpwsuw1uD

#goodmorning! #Didyouknow that @PunchBooks cartoonist Charles Keene also painted a spectacular scene like this? Here he is in a self-portrait, at his easel. https://t.co/TmOmiv8lt0

Isn't the sunlight brilliant here? John Frederick Lewis's The Arab Scribe, Cairo (1852). Could do with some exotic scenes! https://t.co/j13AtYSgt9

#ShakespeareSunday "Let me not to the marriage of true minds/ Admit impediments" Virgil & Dante look on as Rossetti's adulterous Paulo & Francesca bear it out "even to the edge of doom" https://t.co/9knCmsLwDk

Died #OTD 1900 at Brantwood, his home in the Lake District, John #Ruskin, whose influence in many spheres can never be over-estimated https://t.co/Oaab6lKM5u

Max Beerbohm's caricature of #OscarWilde in America, carrying a lily and wearing knickerbockers: "Rossetti's name was heard in America." Wilde first went there when he was 27, & was a great hit there. https://t.co/noiH3FSyRX

"Waiting and Watching" by Henry Stacy Marks, 1854 -- hoping for a calm resolution, and for something to go right at last. Enough of high drama! https://t.co/m5IJjKPEPN

Barkis drives David Copperfield to Yarmouth, asking him to tell Peggoty that he's willing. "Is that all the message?" David asks. "'Ye–es,' he said, considering. 'Ye–es; Barkis is willin'." And he was (& so was she!). Harold Copping's 1924 illustration: https://t.co/h7w0DJiYnC