Auguste Leroux in his studio (1903)
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Auguste Leroux in his studio (1903)
Auguste Leroux.
Auguste Leroux (French, 1871-1954)
Mémoires de Casanova
“Les deux têtes (detail),” by Auguste Leroux, 1898.
Auguste Leroux - Young Girl Eating an Apple, 1871-1954.
“What would life be if we had no courage
to attempt anything?”
—Vincent Van Gogh
source: Ravenous Butterflies
Auguste Leroux, Les deux Têtes, 1898
And if you'd never come for me I might've drowned in the melancholy I swore my loyalty to me (Me), myself (Myself), and I (I) Right before you lit my sky up