This Is Where My BEAUTIFUL SHIT GOES

PERIOD DRAMAS. OLD CINEMA. ART. PERFORMING ARTS. ANYTHING ENGLISH. I FUCK WITH. I follow and like from @sexualwaterbottle

[ladynephthyss]

“hot girl summer” no dummy it’s anguished woman autumn so are you coming to wander the moors with a lantern and a nightgown in the pouring rain or not because we leave at 8

[licedarko]

Alec icons🏏

[impressionism-art-history]

The Promenade, Argenteuil painted by Claude Monet (1840 - 1926)

[gilmores-glorious-blog]

e.m. forster, on maurice: “a happy ending was imperative”

people on tiktok who only watched the movie because of hugh grant: omg this movie was so sad i hated that there wasn’t a happy ending!! 😭😩😩 clive and maurice should have ended up together ☹️

[chrishayley]

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE 2005 | dir. Joe Wright

[frostedmagnolias]

Smoky Rose Dress

c. 1898-99

Silk crepe, silk taffeta with velvet ribbon and lace trim

Albany Institute of History & Art

[hmione-deactivated20250514]

Pride & Prejudice (2005) dir. Joe Wright

[fruitybookworm]

me and maurice really went through that breakup together cause sometimes i remember how clive opened maurice's fucking world to love and then abandoned him and i get so upset but then i look at this picture of him and alec from the movie and all is well in the world

[worthyprnce]

“A happy ending was imperative. I shouldn't have bothered to write otherwise! I was determined that in fiction anyway two men should fall in love and remain in it for the ever and ever that fiction allows, and in this sense Maurice and Alec still roam the greenwood.” — E. M. Forster (around 1913/1914)

✶— alec scudder & maurice hall from the book "maurice" by e.m. forster (using as a reference a scene from the 1987's movie)

❕ please do not repost without credits :)

— close-ups under the cut ✨

I made this piece for this year's pride month, but I ended up posting for the first time in august, I believe. and here it is! also here is a version without the text:

[dailyshirbert]

I'm so glad I get to live in a world where there are Octobers, aren't you? 🍂🍁

ANNE WITH AN E (2017 - 2019) | s02 ep01 'YOUTH IS THE SEASON OF HOPE'

[everythinglucymaudmontgomery]

Part 2 of 3. More amazing illustrations by Luisa Uribe. Miss Muriel Stacy!!!!

[adaptationsdaily]

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (2005) dir. Joe Wright

[firthbetterorfirthworse]

and THIS moment, when he comes across her and is so concerned, and he caresses her arm

until he looks down and realizes he's not really at liberty to comfort her

but he WANTS to be

And then of course, the last long look at the door where he realizes they may never see each other againnnnnnnn

[zipadeea]

One of my favorite things about Pride and Prejudice is the Bennet family’s complete cluelessness about Darcy and Elizabeth. Like, if this were a tv show about the Bennets, Darcy and Elizabeth are like, the D storyline. The whole family is trying to get Jane and Bingley together, the regiment is stationed in Meryton, Mr. Collins is taking the house, Lydia and Wickham are obviously the climax, these people have a lot going on. And then, once the regiment has left and Jane and Lydia and Mr. Collins are married and everything seems resolved: plot twist! They’ve got random nobility at the door in the middle of the night telling the know-it-all sister who has been home on and off through the year not to marry the rando rich guy they all hate simply because they’re family and loyal to each other damnit and he called the know-it-all sister ugly once. 

And then, of course, they all find out Lizzy and Darcy are actually very in love and literally all of the good things that have happened to them this year are a direct consequence of Darcy loving Lizzy lolol. 

[movie-gifs]

Pride and Prejudice 2005 — dir. Joe Wright

[formermaidofhorror]

Stephen Tennant (21.04.1906 - 28.02.1987) by Cecil Beaton

Happy Birthday, Stephen! Rest in fabulousness.

[zanephillips]

Maurice (1987) dir. James Ivory