Delphin Enjolras (1857 - 1945)
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Delphin Enjolras (1857 - 1945)
Correggio c. 1526-1530
Assumption of the Virgin
Out of the blue. by Alan Irons
You’re Not Alone… by Leigh Dorey
Sunset in the Auvergne, Theodore Rousseau
Medium: oil,panel
https://www.wikiart.org/en/theodore-rousseau/sunset-in-the-auvergne-1844
Old History, Alexander Jakesch, 1892
Lolita (1997)
The Poems of Christina Rossetti (1910) Florence Harrison
Blind Man Sitting in Interior, Vincent van Gogh
Medium: pencil,paper
“The sadness will last forever” - suicide letter by Vincent Van Gogh
Whoa. What a piece of art. This is disturbingly stunning.
Epitaph for a Colonial Governor
Abraham Pierson (1609-1678), “On the Death of Theophilus Eaton” = Kaiser (ed.), Early American Latin Verse 14 What did he lack that beseemed a magistrate? In natural ability, retentive mind, Sweetness of tongue, discernment of the soul, And wisdom, who surpassed him? And amidst Such great gifts, how rare a modesty! It was our sins that snatched this man from us; Who knows whether these omens might portend Some dreadful ruination still to come? Quid magistratum decuit quod defuit illi? Ingenio, mente et memori, linguaque suavi, iudicioque animae, sophia quis praestitit illi? Extitit in tantis quam rara modestia donis! Hunc nostrae nobis noxae eripuere; futurae quis scit an haec praeeant dirae praesagia cladi?
The Last Judgment, Crispin van den Broeck (1523-1591)