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They stopped at every port to call
From Babylon to Rome,
To load with all the lovely things
We never had at home; (poet, Bliss Carman) #artistsontwitter
Featured on Singulart: "Heart at Sea" #paletteknife #painting (detail) by Tatiana Iliina https://t.co/IW34uH80op
福ヒヨコ弐☆2022霜月 の登場だよ~!
占い師
メンフクロウと少女
詩的少女 POET
久しぶりに登場の シスターとちびっこ達
とかでーす! 詳しくはゲーム内画面を見てね☆
販売期間は、11/26 15時まで!
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#属魂少女
Juana Inés de la Cruz (12 November 1651 – 17 April 1695)was a self-taught scholar and poet of the Baroque school, and Hieronymite nun of New Spain, Sor_Juana_by Miguel Cabrera
Juana Inés de la Cruz (12 November 1648 – 17 April 1695) was a Mexican writer, philosopher, composer, poet of the Baroque period, and Hieronymite Sor_Juana_Inés_de_la_Cruz_(Juan_de_Miranda)
The art of Dix has something in common with the visceral poetry of Wilfred Owen. These artists - one a painter and one a poet - sought to depict the physical nightmares of the First World War.
On this week’s page of Bicycle Boy, Poet gets harassed. (Warning for unsavory words on the full page)
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Overlooked Birmingham Surrealist Emmy Bridgwater is having a show at The Mayor Gallery! It's been such an honour to write a catalogue essay, telling the story of this visionary artist and poet who played a pivotal role in Surrealism, in Paris and the UK: https://t.co/ShSUHw2Nlf
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Giorgio de Chirico - The Uncertainty of the Poet – 1913 – Tate Gallery, London
#art #arthistory #ArtLovers #DonneInArte #painting #museum #culture #ArteYArt #ScrivoArte #DonneAmiche #Artwit #ontheblog #TweeterWorld
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Giorgio de Chirico - The Uncertainty of the Poet – 1913 – Tate Gallery, London
#art #arthistory #ArtLovers #DonneInArte #painting #museum #culture #ArteYArt #ScrivoArte #DonneAmiche #Artwit #ontheblog #TweeterWorld
Thank you everyone for enabling my obsession with alive Yoshika
So here's a good night doodle of a gentle poet pondering whether or not it's a good idea to throw away her career as a scholar and try to become immortal 🤔😌
With sugar-cane from Port of Spain,
And monkeys from Ceylon,
And paper lanterns from Pekin
With painted dragons on; (poet, Bliss Carman)
Featured on Singulart: "Heart at Sea" #seascape #paletteknife #painting (detail) by Tatiana Iliina https://t.co/IW34uH80op
Oscar Wilde, by Carlo Pellegrini - Vanity Fair, 24 May 1884
He was an Irish poet and playwright. After writing in different forms throughout the 1880s, he became one of the most popular playwrights in London in the early 1890s.
magpie bridge: THE UNACKNOWLEDGED https://t.co/tC9osOkn5G
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From a recently discovered unpublished work by English poet John Donne:
Therefore, send not to know
For whom the werewolf stalks,
It stalks for thee.
(Art by Howard David Johnson) #werewolflit #werewolfart #howarddavidjohnson #werewolf
They stopped at every port to call
From Babylon to Rome,
To load with all the lovely things
We never had at home; (poet, Bliss Carman) #artistsontwitter
Featured on Singulart: "Heart at Sea" #paletteknife #painting (detail) by Tatiana Iliina https://t.co/IW34uH80op
magpie bridge: SKETCHBOOK PROJECT https://t.co/B38YuiV3yR
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Unrequited Love and the Power of the Muse for this #MedievalMonday, ‘First Meeting of Petrarch and Laura’, Marie Spartali Stillman, 1889.
Laura was the muse of the medieval Italian poet, Petrarch. Marie lived near Florence for a while, and had a love of Italian poetry and art.