IN MY SLEEP I DREAMED THIS POEM:

Saturday, Tom, Bull, Brownie, Mitch, and Gog, c. 1865

— Henry Pointer

"I wished for death often but now that I am at its door I have changed my mind about the world. It should go on; it is beautiful, even as a dream, filled with water and seed, plants and animals, others like myself, ships and buildings and messages filling the air - a beauty, if ever I have seen one. In the next world, should I remember this one, I will praise it above everything."

Anthropomorphic landscape, 16 th century, Unknown author. Southern Netherlandish paintings in the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium

An imaginative use of color and large paisley wall stencils executed by Cile Lord transform this room in designer Gina Beadle's converted barn in Amagansett, New York. Notice how the border stripes and motifs give the room unity.

René Magritte (1898–1967)

Eye of the Mountain 1928

oil on canvas ,73.3 cm x 54 cm