Caroline Amalie, 1820-1821, and Caroline, 1819-1820, by Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770-1844)
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Caroline Amalie, 1820-1821, and Caroline, 1819-1820, by Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770-1844)
— ophelia in paintings: moodboard
John Singer Sargent — Catherine Vlasto. detail. 1897
i love how different the sea looks at certain moments
J.D. McClatchy, “THE DIALOGUE OF DESIRE AND GUILT”
can you OD on vitamin D
that’s how icarus died
notice how “girls mature faster” is never stated as a reason why girls should be given more positions of power and authority? It only works to hold girls to greater accountability than boys and to justify men’s attraction to them.
Some rain and some read
THE HANDMAIDEN (2016), DIR. PARK CHAN-WOOK The saviour who came to tear my life apart. My Tamako. My Sookee.
a relationship should be 50/50 you steal a painting and he steals this painting from you
“At the touch of love everyone becomes a poet."
- Plato
Expanding your network as an introvert is an extreme sport I’ll tell you that much
CHŁOPI (eng. THE PEASANTS) 2022, dir. Dorota Kobiela — concept trailer
Based on the Nobel Prize-winning novel by Władyslaw Reymont, the story follows a young woman in the late 19th century who is forced to marry a wealthy farmer, despite her love for his son. The townspeople come to despise her, but she fights on. Set in the Polish countryside on the cusp of the 19th and 20th Centuries, the story’s dramatic turns tie into the changing seasons, hard labor in the fields, and the traditional local holidays. The look is inspired “by popular realist and pre-impressionist paintings from the 19th Century, with an emphasis on the Young Poland Movement and the works of such artists as Józef Chełmoński, Ferdynand Ruszczyc, and Leon Wyczółkowski.” It won’t be done until 2022, considering every frame (over ~65,000) has to be painted by hand.