Generosa (Generous), 2013 - Luciano Ventrone (b. 1942) oil on linen | source:

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Generosa (Generous), 2013 - Luciano Ventrone (b. 1942) oil on linen | source:
“BLACKTAILED DEERBAT” KATE MACDOWELL // 2021 [hand-built porcelain and cone 5 glaze | 5 × 2 ½ × 3 1/2″]
urban plants
i know absence hurts, but it also makes room for wilderness. the space fills with what has always been
From a BBC radio segment broadcast on April 29th, 1937. Background and transcript:http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/04/29/craftsmanship-virginia-woolf-speaks-1937/
“If you listen to the only surviving recording of her, you hear a voice from another century, which to us sounds posh, antiquated, class-bound, mannered. She was born over a hundred years ago; she lived through a period of the most rapid and dramatic changes in human history. (…) Virginia Woolf herself looks back, from her fifties to her childhood, with amazement feeling both near to and utterly distant from her own past. If she sometimes feels strange to herself, how much stranger is she to us!“
- Hermione Lee
“The Birth of Venus” by Adolph Hirémy Hirschl
Isabelle Adjani in Żuławski‘s Possession (1981)
My five year plan is to just see what happens
Bram Stoker wrote Mina Harker phenomenally then everyone else has been trying to "fix her" and falling flat on their face tripping over their own clown shoes
Sylvia Plath, The Unabridged Journals
Elizabeth George Speare, The Witch of Blackbird Pond