WISHLIST

I wish I was the pedal break That you depended on. I wish I was the verb to trust And never let you down. I wish I was the radio song The one that you turned up. I wish, I wish, I wish, I wish I guess it never stops

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Antonio Molinari (1665-1704), Italian       

Expulsion from Paradise, 17th century     

Oil on canvas

La Salle University Art Museum

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DIY Stamped Clay Bowls - Gathering Beauty

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In the Boat at St-Pierre - Henri Lebasque

1900

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HogwartsWizard

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Frida, por Tara Jacoby

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ApartmentGeeks again

This is the ideal way to make a large house cozy and to store books.  Don’t forget the ladder!

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Jean Toomer, pictured here, was an American poet and novelist and an important figure both in the Harlem Renaissance and the modernism movement of the Lost Generation. His first book Cane, published in 1923, is a synthesis of the ideas and experimentation seen in both the Harlem Renaissance and modernism and is considered by many to be his most significant writing.

He was also a total hottie.

This is a photograph of him when he was quite young.  He also grew a mustache later in life, if that’s your jam.

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Tonight’s read. So perfect.

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Kenton Nelson, Absent, Watercolor

[centuriespast]

Figure of the Death of Admiral Lord Nelson

Artist/maker unknown, English

Made in Staffordshire, England, c. 1850

Lead-glazed earthenware with enamel decoration

Philadelphia Museum of Art