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William Shenstone, poet and landscape gardening pioneer, died in 1763. His garden at The Leasowes made him famous, but cost him his fortune.

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Thinking today about poet & painter Elizabeth Siddal who died 1862. Grateful for these images (made by her husband Rossetti) of Siddal at work.
Esp thankful to scholars who have helped us see beyond the myths inc

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Died in 1681: Dutch Painter active in England Gerard (ca. 1600-1681)

Portrait of the Poet (1612-1680), 1670s

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We are in the space that is not allowed to leave you alone.
I jump out even if no one follows me.

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born 1609. English poet, dramatist & courtier. Died Paris 1642

'I prithee send me back my heart'
I prithee send me back my heart,
Since I cannot have thine;
For if from yours you will not part,
Why, then, shouldst thou have mine?



📷Wikipedia

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Boris Pasternak was born 130 years ago on 10 Feb 1890.

winning poet and writer.

We are delighted to see his legacy live-on with a recent book launch of the latest Dr Zhivago translation by writer's nephew Nicolas Pasternak-Slater.

https://t.co/ioN3TG6VBd

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The Dragon Paintings are a series of watercolours by the English poet and painter William Blake (1757 – 1827)

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I have some boys I can show off.
Daniel Kareem, a sweet cinnamon roll.
Mandrake, Nox & Anarakan, a band of unlikely friends.
Thalios, another absolute cinnamon roll.
Ruubenev & Icaros, an insane dragon & a depressed poet gryphon.

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The Poet's dead! - a slave to honor...

183 years ago the poet Alexander Pushkin was mortally wounded in a fatal duel that happened on 8 Feb. 1837.

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✨The Calling✨ (1/2)

Mini comic??? Inspired by a phrase I wrote some time ago feeling half blue/believing I was a poet(???)

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Keats is definitely a little bit of a disaster. A ‘wine and song’ kind of guy, absolutely a pretentious beat poet, thinks his lungs and vocal talents are the Titan’s gift to Azeroth.

Have an unfinished thing of him probably doing shite poetry

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There was once a Cat who lived in an attic on Sandwich St. in Bloomsbury. Every day at 4 pm, she watched a young poet opposite rush home to his love. The Cat had never seen two humans so happy, & it made her feel that the world had perhaps a thin sliver of light in it after all.

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The Moral of Flowers – an illustrated Victorian encyclopedia of lyrical lessons from the garden by poet and naturalist Rebecca Hey https://t.co/Z2PIoXBCDK

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Today's by guest artist celebrates German poet & artist Else Lasker-Schüler 🇩🇪

Fearlessly exploring the depths of the human experience, she is widely considered one of the greatest poets to write in the German language ✍🏻

→ https://t.co/3DMrA9uEl4

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The Moral of Flowers – an illustrated Victorian encyclopedia of lyrical lessons from the garden by poet and naturalist Rebecca Hey https://t.co/iLHZp0KLDL

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Today’s Google Doodle, illustrated by Frankfurt-based artist Cynthia Kittler, celebrates the Jewish German poet and artist Else Lasker-Schüler, widely considered one of the greatest lyricists to write in the German language

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Mimmo Rotella was an Italian artist and poet who is best known for collages made from torn advertising posters in a medium which he called “double décollages.”

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The poem The Poet

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