Sidney Herbert Sime, from The Willy Grasser, 1923

Sidney Herbert Sime (1865-1941), ''The Idler'', #6, Jan. 1898 Source

Sidney Herbert Sime

No.2490 The Mermaid (pen und Indian ink with wc on paper) by Sidney Herbert Sime

Sidney Herbert Sime - Figure of a woman.

Sidney Herbert Sime

The Dirge of Shimono Kani, from Lord Dunsany's Time and Gods

1906

Sidney Herbert Sime, “Landscape Decoration” (nd), oil on canvas (courtesy Sidney H. Sime Memorial Gallery)  :: [Guillaume Gris]

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[Woodchuck Waits – Dec. 1, 2022]

“Deep in his burrow he’s safe from other mouths. It’s his own hunger he has to escape. Winter has wiped bare his vegetarian table. He would starve if he stayed awake. Asleep—a sleep so deep his heart barely beats and his body cools to nearly the temperature of ice—he expends almost no energy. Only at a glacial pace does he burn the fat he added eating up to three pounds of greens and fruit each lush day of summer. In deep sleep his hunger is subdued, his substance shrinks, but is not consumed.”

–Gayle Boss, All Creation Waits: the Advent Mystery of New Beginnings,  p. 45

[Inward/Outward]

Sidney Herbert Sime

La puerta del conocimiento (Sidney Herbert Sime)

Sidney Herbert Sime (1867-1941)

‘The Guardians

Sidney Herbert Sime - The old woman of Tappington Moor, The Idler, January 1901

Sidney Herbert Sime (1867-1941) The Diver

Sidney Herbert Sime (1865-1941), ‘The Mermaid’, ''The Idler'', #6, Jan. 1898 Source

Sidney Herbert Sime

Sidney Herbert Sime (1865–1941)

Flying Creatures Sidney Herbert Sime Sidney H. Sime Art Gallery