Cats by Toshiyuki Enoki 榎俊幸
Illustration: Jackie Morris, 2017
Still Liife with China Vase, Copper Pot, an Apple and a Bunch of Grapes, William Merritt Chase
Medium: oil,canvas
Mosaic glass and decorative plaques, 1st century B.C.E./C.E. The majority of the decorative panel motifs were widely used as decoration in Greek architecture, or in the wall paintings and stucco of the Roman period. Via Miho Museum Kyoto/ flickr.
An all-year Halloween House: Malplaquet House ( built in 1742) in London.
Photography by Christopher Herrwood
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The three main gods in a Chingacheling Buddhist monastery in Sikkim, 1875, Vasily Vereshchagin
The Fairy Circus, 1931, Dorothy Lathrop
Pasha. Costume design for Tcherepnin’s ballet “Le Pavillon D'armide”, 1907, Alexandre Benois
Medium: gouache,graphite,pen,ink,paper
At the Piano, 1900, Anders Zorn
Medium: etching,paper
This 1660 depiction of the Tatzelwurm is more of a cat-dragon than the typical cat-snake. The dragon-like version of the Tatzelwurm was told about in Swiss legend dating back to the early 17th century. In later years, Swiss scholar Johann Jakob Scheuchzer illustrated the creature in the 1720s; and because of this, this version of the Tatzelwurm also became known as Scheuchzer’s Dragon.
“Love has always been the chief business of my life, the only thing I have thought—no, felt—supremely worth while, and I don’t pretend that this experience was not succeeded by others. But at that time, I was innocent, with the innocence of ignorance, I didn’t know what was happening to me. I was without consciousness, that is to say, more utterly absorbed than was ever possible again.”
Dorothy Bussy, Olivia (1949)
Film by Jacqueline Audry (1951) with Edwige Feuillère and Simone Simon
Moonlight on the lake Roundhay Park Leeds, John Atkinson Grimshaw
October Gold, John Atkinson Grimshaw
Medium: oil,canvas