Caesar Johnson - You Can See Forever - C.R. Gibson - 1977
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Caesar Johnson - You Can See Forever - C.R. Gibson - 1977
Noah with admirers from this past year.
📷 @brianfyeah, @brycezabel, @bryanvanbryan, @mleshik007, @therealronrogge, @sbujournalism, @repkclark, @bethanylouise682, @pictureshop, @dudicaspi, @iamalisonstewart, @chathamu IG
Besides Anle, which ROs have the most admirers at GA? (Let's say by their senior year so it's fair)
Hey! I’ll go by order of popularity.
Em has the most. Their name opens doors, but their charm carries them through. Few are brave enough to actually approach them on a personal level though.
Not too far behind is Welling. They’re just so personable and friendly. They draw people in without trying.
Then Triv. Prodigies will always draw some attention, but Triv also happens to have reserved, endearing qualities that makes gazes linger.
Last is Venali. They’re indifferent at best, aggressive at worst. There are some who perhaps identify with them, but engaging with Venali just isn’t an option.
"Who Is Sylvia? What Is She, That All the Swains Commend Her?
Artist: Edwin Austin Abbey (American, 1852-1911)
Date: 1896-1899; reworked 1900
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, United States
Description
Fascination with the life and times of William Shakespeare abounded in the Victorian world, especially in London, where American artist Edwin Austin Abbey settled permanently in 1883. The Bard's writings provided lifelong inspiration for Abbey: as a teenage writer, he used a pen name from Hamlet; from the age of 20 he illustrated hundreds of Shakespearean subjects for magazines; and in the 1890s he painted seven large Shakespearean scenes, including this canvas, which he exhibited at London's Royal Academy.
The theme of this painting is drawn from Shakespeare's Two Gentlemen of Verona. The title "Who is Sylvia? What Is She, That All the Swains Commend Her?" is the opening question in a song composed by Proteus, one of the many suitors (or swains) of Sylvia, the Duke of Milan's stunning daughter. All heads turn toward the regal beauty as she lifts the skirts of her Italian Renaissance-style gown while descending a brilliantly carpeted staircase. Each admirer gazes at her and reaches to play an instrument or to offer her a love token. The figure at far left presents a luxurious feather fan; the next man a small dog; and the figure leaning against the column bows in devotion, holding his hat in one hand and a book of poetry in the other.
Read More: The Two Gentlemen of Verona
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ADMIRERS | FLUFF | IMAGINE | POSSESSIVE BOYFRIEND!RAFE CAMERON
PAIRING: Rafe Cameron x Reader SYNOPSIS: You have way too many admirers while out and about. WORD COUNT → 551 WARNING(S): Possesive!Rafe, Jealous!Rafe, Clubbing.
AUTHORS NOTE: I'm procrastinating writing my planned one shots and series lol. This is from this tiktok.
| RAFE CAMERON MASTERLIST | OUTERBANKS MASTERLIST | TAG LIST |
i love how many admirers you have now it makes me feel like im homies with a celebrity #MyMutual
pfft you’re so funny! you’re the celebrity around here
HELP ME EHAT BROS SPAWNING BOTS LIKE BABIES
VIOLET EVERGREEN!?!
*SKITTERS OVER TO HER*