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diioonysus · 7 months
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flower crowns + art
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venustapolis · 1 year
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Perdita (Frederick Sandys, 1866)
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creatediana · 1 year
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A half-assed whiteboard imitation of Frederick Sandys’ Perdita (1866), done in a few minutes in Expo marker on 2/14/2023
#my drawing#visual art#2023#pre-raphaelite#frederick sandys#shakespeare#the winter's tale#perdita#artists on tumblr#shakespearean heroines#i did this on the same board i've done my other whiteboard drawings that i've posted#idk if i've mentioned this. but it's in the math tutoring center where my sister works lol#i haven't been there in two months. i don't take any math classes anymore so i'm really just chillin in there. sometimes i socialize#sometimes i do my own studying. that's how i started these expo marker drawings. is that i was looking at paintings for inspiration for my#figure drawing final. and id do a sketch in my sketchbook and then copy it from my sketchbook onto the board. and id leave em there#obviously nothing about that is against the rules even if that's not what that room is *for* ... im allowed to just kick back#i always wondered what the other ppl who work in there thought of my whiteboard drawings. bc id leave em up. and sometimes they wouldnt be#erased for like a week or two. hell. the last one i posted (the love potion by evelyn de morgan) was my least impressive imo#but it was only erased like a week ago. it stayed up for like 2 months. kaily told one of her coworkers he could erase it and he was like#'its been there since last year... and out of respect for that i will not be the one to do it.'#lol like they're nice but they're not sacred#but anyway i went at a different time of day and stayed in there for several hours just reading and drawing while other ppl did math#i met three other ppl who worked there that i'd never met before. and they were all like 'oh are you kailys sister who does the drawings?'#i guess some of them really like them lol. it touched my heart#one guy in his 40s also saw i was reading a book on john donne & was pretty interested in that combined w my choice of the winter's tale#i guess he's a bit of an early-modern english lit buff himself. he's a christian. he said he liked george herbert.#he said smth to another student like 'yeah you can do math in here. or you can. draw on the board. or read books about#sixteenth century poets and theologians. whatever you want'#i didnt know anyone there would actually be impressed w anything i do. since it is not stem-related at all.#i guess i bring that old school humanities swag to the math center hahahaha
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ancient-hoe · 2 years
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Perdita, by Frederick Sandys, circa 1866.
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dynamobooks · 3 years
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William Shakespeare: The Winter’s Tale (ca. 1609)
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onethousandophelias · 4 years
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Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys - Perdita (c. 1866)
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rascalnikov · 6 years
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Anthony Frederick Sandys, Perdita | Mumford & Sons, Winter Winds
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murmurouslagoon · 6 years
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Augustus Sandys Perdita by Anthony Frederick
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silvernwillow · 2 years
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“Perdita” (1866) by Frederick Sandys (English, 1829-1904)
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figuresinthevoid · 4 years
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Bittersweet Fascination
Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys (known as Frederick Sandys, 1829-1904), English painter, draugthsman and illustrator.
Associated with the Pre-Raphaelites, but painting relatively little, he never became a popular painter.
He will apply himself, in his works, to transcribe the strength and sensuality of his female characters, often mythological, associated with the figure of the femme fatale, in an victorian artistic environment much more timid and restrictive.
(Oil paintings details. The pictures show, in order : Medea, between 1866 and 1868 ; Helen of Troy, 1867 ; Vivien, 1863 ; Grace Rose, 1866 ; May Margaret, between 1865 and 1866 ; Perdita, circa 1866 ; Isolda with the Love Potion, 1870 ; Mariya Magdalena, circa 1859 ; Love's Shadow, 1867 ; Portrait of a Lady, probably Anne Simms Reeve of Brancaster Hall, Norfolk, 1870)
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just-art5 · 4 years
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Perdita by Anthony Frederick Sandys
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artfortheages · 5 years
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Perdita - Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys, 1866
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indigodreams · 6 years
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Perdita Frederick Sandys
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ars-artis · 7 years
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Perdita (1866), Frederick Sandys
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loumargi · 7 years
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(Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys), 1829-1904,Perdita
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Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys "Perdita", 1866
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