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A detail from Waterhouse's 1909 version of Gather Ye Rosebuds while ye may
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"Eleanora Duse (1859-1924) was the leading Italian actress whom had few peers -- including men. She nearly single handily transformed Italian theater with her astonishingly sophisticated interpretation of roles in contrast to the more stilted acting generally seen in that day." - from the John Singer Sargent Virtual Gallery (click on the photo)
Thank you, Aputsiaq
Gather Ye Rosebuds while ye may
The art of John William Waterhouse and the Pre-Raphaelites along with William Morris, the Arts & Crafts movement, Art Nouveau and Victorian artists are special joys I'll be sharing about.
Gather Ye Rosebuds while ye may by J.W. Waterhouse ... was the inspiration for the title of my blog.
Though Waterhouse's 1908 painting was based on a poem by Robert Herrick, I was drawn to the title as a way to convey my hope to Gather together a variety of forms of beauty ... along with links to wonderful websites and blogs ... to inspire and delight.
Welcome!
Gather Ye Rosebuds while ye may by J.W. Waterhouse ... was the inspiration for the title of my blog.
Though Waterhouse's 1908 painting was based on a poem by Robert Herrick, I was drawn to the title as a way to convey my hope to Gather together a variety of forms of beauty ... along with links to wonderful websites and blogs ... to inspire and delight.
Welcome!
A detail from Waterhouse's 1909 version of Gather Ye Rosebuds while ye may
To contact me:
gather.ye.rosebuds.mail@gmail.com
gather.ye.rosebuds.mail@gmail.com
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- Burne-Jones Resource Site (BM&AG)
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Lessoc, Switzerland - from 'keepps'
"...to find again her childish subtlety and the keenness of her senses that can taste a scent, feel a color, and see – “thin as a hair, as thin as a blade of grass” – the cadence of an imaginary song.”
Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette
Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette
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The above painting is Renoir's Woman with a Cat.
Visit this page at ArtMagick for more works that include our feline friends.
Visit this page at ArtMagick for more works that include our feline friends.
Around the World via Blogs
- Andrew Norris - Croatia
- ART and ARCHITECTURE, mainly - Australia
- Blessings of the Goddess - Images of Greece
- Bliss - The Netherlands
- Circle of the Year - UK
- Cuadero de viaje
- Culture and Anarchy - England
- Framheim - England
- from Russia with love
- Gorsedd Arberth - Wales
- Greek Turkish friendship through music
- Indigo Bubbles
- l'oeil des chats - France
- Letters from a Librarian - Canada
- Me & MOI Aterlier - Netherlands
- Medieval Castle - England
- Our French Garden in the beautiful Dordogne - France
- Owl's Farm - American SW
- Red and the Peanut - a Cincinnati Birding and Nature Journal
- The Fearless Reader - New York
- The Heavenly Empire (about China) - from the author of the blog 'from Russia with love' above
- Tongue in Cheek - France
- Vintage Visions - Poland
- Woolgathersome - America
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Eleonora Duse
"Eleanora Duse (1859-1924) was the leading Italian actress whom had few peers -- including men. She nearly single handily transformed Italian theater with her astonishingly sophisticated interpretation of roles in contrast to the more stilted acting generally seen in that day." - from the John Singer Sargent Virtual Gallery (click on the photo)
'Kreativ Blogger'
Thank you, Aputsiaq
Walter Crane - 'La Primavera' - 1883
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A beautiful video...I loved it...thanks (..and my budgies loooooved the music...!). I was surpriced by the way that their gravestone looked...one couldn't see that a family of artists was burried there....I mean, no ornamentations or...
ReplyDeleteVery happy your sweet budgies enjoyed the music ... and you the video. :)
ReplyDeleteI guess their homes at Kelmscott Manor and Red House serve as a monument to their lives as artists.
Best wishes ...
So happy to have discovered your lovely site!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this beautiful visit to Kelmscott Manor. It was a delight to visit it from here.