Oficina de Palavras

«Não há bem mais humano do que a palavra, de tal maneira que ela até compromete na inteligência do homem toda ou quase toda a sua existência. Ela ajuda a criar, e participa na história do homem. Daí que pô-la em jogo seja movimentar um universo.» Ruy Belo, in Na Senda da Palavra

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Abandoned beauty by Sofie Delcommune

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it’s the weekend!

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“You’re flying now - and that’s what matters”

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_and that is all I ever wanted for you

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EXOTICS Zine 2013. / Contributor Emily Hadden 

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A Shared Secret (1888). Vittorio Matteo Corcos (Italian, 1859-1933). Oil on canvas.

For his paintings Corcos chose fashionable themes: female portraits, scenes of modern life, sophisticated interiors painted in vibrant colours and fluid brushstrokes, works in the style of Boldini and De Nittis.

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Self-Portrait, Gustave Courbet

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Caption: “These books I got, and read them over and over; which did much strengthen my belief in the truth of the reports: yet by no means could I tell which was my way.” From A Short History of a Long Travel from Babylon to Bethel by Stephen Crisp. 

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Caption: “Reading the Sunday newspapers.” From Coffee and Repartee by John Kendrick Bangs. ⇢ Project Gutenberg.

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Scott Harding

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Woman Reading by Paper-Bell Shade, Henry Robert Morland (1716/-19—1797)

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Inspired by @miranda_paintings opening tonight - thank you Dennis (at WNDO)