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John William Waterhouse 🏴 (1849-1917)
"Apollo and Daphne"
c. 1908
LIQUENS
Non esiste Calice
Che
Non s'intristisca delle
Tue gocce, sull'orlo
In Lacrima
E parli all'Infanzia
Serica,
Degli Dei reclusi
Nella Gemma, che un uomo
Strappa, e oltraggia a Sé stesso.
§
Arthur Hughes
The Young Poet, 1849.
Eugène Delacroix, Arab Horseman Attacked by a Lion, 1849 https://t.co/PNnHMW1sz9 #eugènedelacroix #museumarchive
Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May (1909) by John William Waterhouse (English, 1849-1917). Bought by a couple as part of the furnishings in a dilapidated farmhouse. #CarpeDiem
Auguste-Louis Lepère (French, 1849 – 1918)
The Palace of Justice, Seen from the Notre-Dame Bridge
Color woodcut on Japanese-style paper
1899
The #Armory 1849 - Firaga Protector! What better way to protect yourself than having BURSTS OF FLAMES COME OUT OF YOU TO MELT ANYTHING BEFORE IT GETS NEAR. Fight fire with fire? Nah, defend fire with fire.
"Sleep and his Half-brother Death”. 1874. British. John William Waterhouse, artist (1849-1917). via https://t.co/YPNjoSW4Yu.
Echo and Narcissus (1903) by J.W. Waterhouse (GB, 1849–1917). Walker Art Gallery. Narcissus was the son of the river god Cephissus & nymph Liriope. He fell in love with his own reflection. Echo faded away from unrequited love, until all that was left was a whisper. #VictorianArt
David Scott (28 October 1806 – 5 March 1849) was a Scottish painter.
Scissors and sparrow, by Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849)
#ukiyoe
Katsushika Hokusai (1760 -1849)
el tallo se mece
siempre en la otra dirección del viento
–pienso
#otd 1849 Shirley by Charlotte Bronte was published (pictures are from my Dulac edition). Written at a time of tragedy when her three remaining siblings died, I find it a very moving book. The heroines Shirley and Caroline are based on Emily and Anne Bronte.
Today we are highlighting a book from our sibling department the @AGSLib: Geographer Julian R. Jackson’s 'Minerals and Their Uses: In a Series of Letters to a Lady' published in London in 1849. It features a hand-colored engraving by Joseph W. Lowry.
https://t.co/KLiY8U5J2o