Crimea - Hurzuf by Albin Gavdzynsky. Ukraine, 1992. X
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Crimea - Hurzuf by Albin Gavdzynsky. Ukraine, 1992. X
Morning by Petro Levchenko. Ukraine, early 20th century. X
Rhododendron
Westminster Abbey, London 19th century
sunrise
Sounds like my life.
“Fata viam invenient.”
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Vergilius
The fates will find a way.
A page from the manuscript of The Little Prince, with watercolors by Saint-Exupéry
The Spirit of the New Moon — detail (1888), by Arthur Loureiro, oil on canvas, 56x155 cm, Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (Study version)
Dialectic is not something like a higher level of what is known as thinking, in opposition to so-called mere intuition, but, quite to the contrary, the only meaning and the only intention of dialectic is to prepare and to develop a genuine original intuition, passing through what is merely said. The fact that Plato did not advance far enough so as ultimately to see beings themselves and in a certain sense to overcome dialectic is a deficiency included in his own dialectical procedure.
— Martin Heidegger, Plato’s “Sophist”
Nets are for catching fish; once you have the fish, you can discard the net. Words are for catching ideas; once you’ve grasped the idea, you can forget the words.
— Zhuangzi
Trimorphic Protennoia (XIII, 1), trans. John D. Turner
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1. Lola Montez, Joseph Karl Stieler, 1847
2. Ritratto di Eleonora di Toledo col figlio Giovanni, Bronzino, 1545
3. Girl with an amber necklace, Johann Baptist Reiter, 1847
4. Portrait of a Young Woman of Ischia, Jean Guillaume Elsidor Naigeon, 1829
5. Young Woman in Ottoman Costume, Charles-François Jalabert, 19th century
6. Ritratto di Maria di Cosimo de' Medici, Bronzino, 1551