spiderwebs draped over low lying brambles

thinking about oceans seas great lakes regular lakes rivers streams creeks springs ponds puddles drops of water

tiny stars still glimmering high above my head

One can still look for flowers in the rain.

Because night walks are the best walks

The Harbour in Trieste (1907) by Egon Schiele

abstraction is a village of tiny forest gnomes who will show you how to forage berries, nuts, and mushrooms. realism is a car that wants to hit you. in art you must find a balance between both.

Gustav Klimt, Orchard with Roses

misread the prophecy and have been teaching the wrong kid how to unite the six realms for years lol

I love going walking for hours so I can take this masterpieces.🤍

unspeakable horror

i went for walking yesterday afternoon and it was amazing.

feeling nostalgic after drinking coffee

Marco do expressionismo alemão, em cartaz no Cine Antiqua, "O Gabinete do Dr. Caligari (1920), de Robert Wiene, com Conrad Veidt e Werner Kraus: youtu.be/yQn1j34-f4A

Marlene Dietrich & Frank Sinatra, 1955.

High Infidelity day 💅🏻

i love being sweet and kind, no hate here 💓

“Eu gosto da vida. Gosto de jardinagem, gosto de limpar o chão, polir os móveis, dormir, fazer filmes e comer.” - Katharine Hepburn (Daily News, 1992).

Sábado de estreia! Um dia na vida de um grupo de moradores de um prédio, com sua dose de fofocas, traições e crimes. Em exibição no Cine Antiqua, o monumental "No Turbilhão da Metrópole" (Street Scene, 1931), de King Vidor, estrelando Sylvia Sidney: youtu.be/dDNYNkvwLS8?...

Lana Turner, Judy Garland e Hedy Lamarr (Ziegfeld Girl, 1941).

For #FungiFriday #FungiFriends

Agnès Varda e Isabelle Huppert no Studio 54, Nova York, 1977.

Golgotha 1900 https://botfrens.com/collections/90/contents/25236

The Samaritan https://www.wikiart.org/en/alphonse-mucha/the-samaritan-1897

Art Deco details at a restaurant in Monte Carlo 📷 Hugo Toro

"Dans la nuit" perfume bottle, designed in 1924 by René Lalique for the perfumer Worth. Made of blue frosted glass with star-shaped motifs.

As you can imagine this beloved place - for me - is steeped in memories.

attic room, louis icart (1940)

Diane Dillon sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/dillon... was born on this day, so here's some examples of her artwork (made in collaboration with Leo Dillon). The 4th is an interior illustration from "Switch on the Night":

Um drama de tribunal de tirar o fôlego, assinado por Alfred Hitchcock. Em cartaz no Cine Antiqua, "Agonia de Amor" (The Paradine Case, 1947), estrelando Gregory Peck, Ann Todd, Alida Valli e Charles Laughton: youtu.be/hUNO_Tl9w78

for #smallpoemsunday, here’s “Song” by Ted Berrigan and one by me from @postcardlit.bsky.social :)

He does not enter a house at night, or when it rains. He is not afraid of the wind, though he is cautious. He watches the snake, that stripe of black fire, until it flows away[...] He keeps his prayer under his tongue. In his whole life he has never missed the rising of the sun #MaryOliver #Caturday

so stay with me hold my hand there’s no need to be brave

Semyon Kirsanov, tr. Anselm Hollo

I would venture to guess that Anon, who wrote so many poems without signing them, was often a woman.

10 years old Virginia Woolf and three of her siblings, 1892. @ Photographic album owned by her sister, Vanessa Bell.

como eu amo ser lésbica

This gem by Andrea Cohen for #smallpoemsunday & @tomsnarsky.bsky.social

Andrey Remnev. El desenredado del cabello, 1997.

Several Circles by Vasily Kandinsky, 1926 https://botfrens.com/collections/212/contents/137491

"Hope, I know, is a fighter and a screamer."