Harold Speed (1872 - 1957), an English painter, draughtsman and writer, ‘Study for Figure of Boreas’, Red chalk on tissue paper
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Harold Speed (1872 - 1957), an English painter, draughtsman and writer, ‘Study for Figure of Boreas’, Red chalk on tissue paper
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Thomas James Dixon, Tiger c. 1880
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Hubert Netzer, Narzissbrunnen, 1904
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short talk on hedonism by Anne Carson
water lily, espresso cup and saucer, glazed stoneware, 2023 by christian.applegate
Isabelle Adjani in "Ondine" at the Comédie-Française, 1974.
“W.H. Hudson says that birds feel something akin to pain (and fear) just before migration and that nothing alleviates this feeling except flight (the rapid motion of wings.).”
— Lorine Niedecker. Between Your House and Mine.
The most beautiful things in the world, are the most useless. Peacocks and lilies for instance.
Black Moon (1975) dir. Louis Malle