Salvatore Postiglione (1861–1906), Dante and Beatrice (detail)
I am the serpent (women and snakes motif 1/?)
Eva by Vittorio Zecchin • Boy, Snow, Bird by Helen Oyeyemi • New Worlds Old Cover Art by David McCall Johnston • Illustration by Yoshitaka Amano • “Troubling Resemblance” by Renée Vivien (tr. Jeanette H. Foster) • Lillith by John Collier • Sensuality by Franz von Stuck • “To The Snake” by Denise Levertov • The Space Between Garden and Eve by Adam Fuss • Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza by Gloria E. Anzaldúa
Sleeping Princess. 1915. John Duncan
he is sitting and pondering
Ophelia by Arthur Hughes (1865)
wanted to paint these owls
Anna Vaughn Jones
—sleep
philip geiger // michael mao // lance calkin // jeremy lipking // eugene louis boudin // vincent giarrano // nick alm // richard schmid
Do any of you know about that one painting with Aphrodite being born out of lava with a black swan by her side or did i completely hallucinate that? Been searching for a while but i can’t find it for shit.
I tried googling that description but no luck either, anyone might know what painting this might be (or if it does exist? cause it sounds sick lol)
It took a bit of googling magic, but I think I’ve found it.
This is “Kindled” by Laura K. Cannon, which is part of her portfolio that can be found here: http://navate.com/2wk6im1sartc92iwza7il07bxq2mk5
Is this what you were looking for? @sakyubaso
I’m in love.
Y'all I’m-
“This went kinda viral on tumblr and people are arguing whether it’s a painting of Aphrodite. It’s not. If she must be a goddess, I think she’d be Pele, the Hawaiian goddess of fire.
But it doesn’t depict anyone specifically. After some soul-searching I realize that, while I wasn’t thinking about it at the time, it’s a painting about battling depression. I live with MDD so the idea of emerging from the depths is a powerful thing for me.
Is she being born from the lava, or is she climbing out of Hell? I think it’s both.”
so. not Aphrodite, but someone beautiful nonetheless
"Oh flora, of the moon, of the dream..."
Woman With Shrimp, Date ca. 1930s. Artist:Ercole Barovier, Italian, 1889-1974. Manufacturer:Barovier & Toso, Italian
Chrysler Museum
Beatrix Potter’s illustrated letter “Peter’s Dream of a Comfortable Bed” 1899.
Sebastino Luciano (detail)
Edvard Munch, Consolation (1894)