Troy's Narcissus

Original image inspired by the of the Troy Caperton's Narcissus, https://t.co/v8g4p1Z43J

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Christian Schad.
Narcissus, 1927.

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Here am I, condemned by to only repeat the words of others. I cannot warn my love as he wastes away, mesmerised by his reflection & mute. It may be fault, such a jealous Goddess but what did I, do to to deserve such a pitiful story.

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Troy's Narcissus

Original image inspired by the of the Troy Caperton's Narcissus, https://t.co/v8g4p1Z43J

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Arrangement EMPERIOR'S CORTEGE
ORIBANA CHARM collection
https://t.co/nQ9kT7B7fc

60 cm (24") h
are our Frittilaria Imperalis, Narcissus, Campanula 'Cup & Saucer', Chinese Dogwood kusudama, Tubby Vase.



Happy folding!

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messing around in narcissus, looks like she about to smack him one lmao

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Troy's Narcissus

Original image inspired by the of the Troy Caperton's Narcissus, https://t.co/v8g4p1Z43J

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Some fairies for spring! Based on 's adorable little fairies and a prompt from to include narcissus, peach, and kneeling

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GUys I’m going insane at the current moment, this week is crazy for me bc i got Narcissus, got to play a match with my biggest art inspiration ever, and I’m going to a job interview on Friday????? Is this week even real?

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John William Waterhouse - Echo and Narcissus, 1903 - Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, Merseyside, UK

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ナルキッソスのように、水面に映っている自分の反射に夢中になってしまった上等兵ズ

(in light of vol. 25) usami as narcissus, becoming obsessed w/ his "reflection," ogata

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Narcissus, my beloved. Come home in 30 essences or less for me baby please I need you

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This beautiful illustration by German naturalist & explorer Maria Sybilla Merian shows the narcissus, or native wild daffodil. It's also sometimes called the Lent Lily because of the way it blooms then dies away during the period between Ash Wednesday and Easter.

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Farmer's peony with narcissus, as studied by Johanna Helena Herolt, daughter of Maria Sibylla Merian. Ran in the family, this natural talent!

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takes its name from the Latin word ‘aperire’ (‘to open’). Here, Alexander Marshall (c.1620–82) watercolours of blue clematis, pink columbine & purple fritillary, tied with red ribbon & white & crimson tulip, purple larkspur & yellow narcissus, with blue ribbon.

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Echo and Narcissus, John William Waterhouse, 1903, [4903 x 2797]

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"once, in boyish mockery of narcissus, he had kissed, or feigned to kiss, those painted lips that now smiled so cruelly at him. morning after morning he had sat before the portrait wondering at its beauty, almost enamoured of it, as it seemed to him at times."

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