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English afternoon tea, 2003
People asked me on a previous post about my Oscar Wilde necklace so here it is!!! Not sure if I posted it on my profile lol only in the Oscar Wilde Enthusiasts community
I miss my Oscar Wilde necklace.. sniff sniff :,(
When Lord Henry mentions being close friends with Basil in Oxford, this doesn't explicitly state or properly imply Basils age. Ages in Oxford (universities, in general) range—you could be old, or young. Basil could be around 25~ with this logic (maybe 25 at minimum,) though it’s natural he'd most likely be around his 30's. But what's canon is that his age isn't mentioned.
edit: someone reblogged this now im terrified i sound dumb so i’ll start refining what i’m trying to say
Basil’s age is up to interpretation, considering how he has, well, no canon age. When mentioning he was friends with Henry in Oxford, a university where academics are measured (and not your age,) you’d be surprised how little that could mean. It’s only more plausible how Basil would be 8-10 years older than Dorian when we know Lord Henry is canonically 10 years older than him.

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I find it interesting how Basil has no confirmed family or loved ones outside of Lord Henry's friendship
Following this with the idea that he's the only religious character as well, we can assume that he wouldn't know much about "loving." Even his relationship with his father seems to be strained(?).
Naturally, you could say he can only love in worship, as it's the only way he knows how to love. This could explain or put some foreground to why he views Dorian as an idol to praise.
I reread a fic and lowkey dg pilled again
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Les Oréades (The Oreads) (1902) by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (French, 1825 – 1905), oil on canvas, 237.5 cm × 181.5 cm (93.5 in × 71.5 in), Musée d’Orsay, Paris
my recent artwork and sketches with "The Picture of Dorian Gray. hyperfixation is not for the weak

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omg I just had a thought about Dorian Gray constantly being painted by Basil Hallward. It probably represents Dorian's developmental stagnation, because when Basil paints him, he's frozen in the canvas, he remains static. You get what I mean?
oh Basil Hallward...
after drawing those clara bow sketches and getting into the 20’s aesthetic, I wanted to draw my own take on Betty Boop <3

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1925 c. Glass table lamp with a nickeled bronze base. From Chairish.com.
The Nun of Monza, 1865 by Mosè Bianchi (Italian, 1840--1904)