[shakespearesdaughters]

[shakespearesdaughters]

― Anaïs Nin, The early diary of Anaïs Nin

[maureen2musings]

Pittenweem, Fife, Scotland

johnmurrayjnr

[fracturedporcelaindoll]

Beautiful~

[activeoblivion-deactivated20210]

you’ll forget me

[enchantedbook]

'Foxfires at the Changing Tree' by Utagawa Hiroshige, 1857.

[photography-life]

Snowy Day from Blackwell Books, Oxford

[leggeteconme]

Reminiscing about my year in Oxford, so here is one of my favorite places in the city, none of which will appear on your usual tourist listings:

1. Holywell Cemetery. Cozily dreary in the fall and winter, invitingly eerie after dark, a lush green expanse carpeted with forget-me-nots in the spring and summer, and always an enchanting maze of beautiful headstones and overgrown paths <333

There’s going to have to be a part 2 because I have way too many photos. Stay tuned.

[granstromjulius]

Antonio Ciseri

[magicaloxford]

The rarely-seen Fellows’ Library of Jesus College, Oxford 📚. Thomas Vaughan, alchemist and explorer of the ‘wild of magick’ 🔮, borrowed books from these curious old bookcases - and reputedly made off with a Welsh dictionary!

To find out about Vaughan, his alchemist wife, Rebecca, and his mystical twin brother, Henry, see my blog post here ✨!

[apocryphics]

Andrei Tarkovsky

[terebelli]

Bodleian Library. Oxford University.

[metsang]

Ilya S. Glazunov, The Lake of Tears, 1988.

[altivyx]

[altivyx]

[artgsposts]

Konstantin Flavitsky

Princess Tarakanova (1864)

[weepingwidar]

Julia Soboleva (Latvian, 1990) - Home for Christmas (2024)

[etherealyearning]

Stowe Gardens