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I'm sorry I'm not being around lately but The email I use for this blog it's blocked and I can't log anywhere else except for my mobile phone bc I have to change password and I can't, so I'm using another blog with a new email @jkavinskyy) the worst part is that I can only use this blog here and I'm up to change phone bc this is kinda broken and old, so probably when I'll change phone ( that it will happen soon) I won't be able to use this blog anymore :(
Thomas Francis Dicksee (1819–1895, Engand)
Characters from Shakespeare
Thomas Francis Dicksee was an English painter, primarily a portraitist and painter of historical, genre subjects — often from Shakespeare. He exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1841 until the year of his death. His brother John Robert Dicksee was also a painter, and his children, Frank and Margaret likewise became painters. In The Dictionary of Victorian Painters, Herbert Dicksee is given as his son also, but according to the City of London School, where Herbert taught, he was the son of John Robert Dicksee.
There was a time when mapmakers named the places they travelled through with the names of lovers rather than their own.
Michael Ondaatje, The English Patient (via zoesaldcna)
Długi Targ, Gdańsk (Poland)
What do you say when the feelings don’t fit into words?
Tammara Webber, Between the Lines (via wordsnquotes)
House in rural Russia
House in rural Russia my ass will never visit.
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