rosewater and ink;

krasi, xix, she/her // new blog, adding tags

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title page of “антични трагедии” (”ancient tragedies”), 1985, translated from ancient greek to bulgarian by prof. dr. aleksander nichev.

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[get-lost-in-art]

Walter Crane - The Lady of Shalott

1862 / oil on canvas / 24.1 cm × 29.2 cm / Yale Center for British Art (New Haven, USA)

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“I used to imagine adventures for myself, I invented a life, so that I could at least exist somehow.”

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky, (via goodreadss)

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[detailsdetales]

Mrs. Daniel Sargent (1763)

John Singleton Copley

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[luthienne]

“I am in a quiet way blooming.”

— May Sarton, Recovering: A Journal

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The Pisani Library

🌹 my photography🌹

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Frontispiece from Pan Pipes by Walter Crane (1883)

[mywildrcses]

i declare war on the world with my army made of ghosts. each soldier has a name, each knight has a title.

— diary entry. 10/02/2018

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Title page of the 1971 Bulgarian edition of Pushkin's "Eugene Onegin".

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[flowerytale]

Charlotte Brontë  — Jane Eyre

[faridaspeare]

❝Faber est saue quisque fortunae❞

"Every man is an artisan of his own fortune"

~Appius Claudius Ceasus

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Museo Capitolino Rome Via @antoniopedrophotography

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✨ “drowned stars” by petya dubarova

from “here i am, in perfect leaf today” translated from bulgarian to english by don d. wilson.

“Petya Dubarova is definitely the youngest among all eminent poets of Bulgaria. She was born on 25 April 1962 in the city of Bourgas, and her life ended on 4 December 1979, when, due to a series of personal and extra-personal reasons, she tragically chose to commit suicide.” (Elica Dubarova, translated by Prof. Dr. Vladimir Trendafilov)