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“Fairies in a Bird’s Nest” (c. 1860), John Anster Fitzgerald
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“Fairies in a Bird’s Nest” (c. 1860), John Anster Fitzgerald
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Frank Dicksee - La Belle Dame sans Merci, 1901
Inspired by John Keats’s famous poem, the painting depicts the mysterious enchantress moments before she leads a knight to his doom. Dicksee leaves the outcome untold, focusing instead on the contrast between the knight’s devotion and the woman’s unreadable expression. The uncertainty is what gives the scene its haunting power.
Another version of my friend’s Vtuber design @ace-aro-taku – this time in a Victorian vibe! Last time you saw her in a kimono, now I we her a Black Butler-inspired makeover ✨I absolutely love drawing historical outfits – I mean, I can sketch skinny jeans with my eyes closed at this point XD 📩 Reminder: commissions are still open! Other: Commission info Vtuber design My OC sketches
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© The Lady of Shalott, circa 1875, by John Atkinson Grimshaw (1836–1893)