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Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May is an oil painting on canvas created in 1909 by British Pre-Raphaelite artist, John William Waterhouse. It was the second of two paintings inspired by the 17th century poem "To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time" by Robert Herrick which begins:
Taking my old Mum to Herrick Gallery for The PencilVainia Project Artists At Work. Commissions undertaken on Friday 20th July all day #portraits #drawing #mother #lovingmemory @herrickgallery https://t.co/QnX4Xeyvz9
Looking forward to our exhibition 'Collective' with @eddielock, open this Friday at Herrick Gallery Mayfair, 11am - 7pm. Including a range of brilliant works by a selection of Beautiful Crime and Eddie Lock artists, for example 'Lyra' by @HannahAdamaszek
https://t.co/z2njMAIv05
Capt. Garland as 2IC BRF during Op Herrick 15, Helmand, Afghanistan with @TheWelshCavalry 2011
Time to put up my very last spring thesis piece! This one was based on "Sweet Disorder" by Robert Herrick, and is quite possibly my favorite
American Lobsters, female (top) and male (Homarus americanus). Francis Hobart Herrick, The American Lobster (1895). https://t.co/ecVp4NSSqo
some thank-you headshots featuring theotherrickfox, seizethemoment, renashe, and redwulf!
A real life Sid from Toy Story @PaulHazelton @HerrickGallery #paulhazelton #modernbritishsculpture #herrickgallery