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I present my first attempt at drawing Jeremy Brett and Edward Hardwicke as young Holmes and Watson!!The semi-realism possessed me for this one LMAOO!! Had so much fun drawing Jeremy Brett, just getting to be able to stare at a very very handsome man.
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A quote that felt almost correctly fitting for our favorite Dork Squad.
A little study because I wanted to draw the curtains
The American Radiator Building
Gustav Klimt (1862 - 1918) “Allegory of Tragedy”
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Don Blanding, Lady of the Night, 1944
Magnolias and Irises
by Louis Comfort Tiffany c.1908
Dragonfly Lamp by Emile Galle 1900s
‘Tulip’ lamp (1907–12) by Tiffany Studios (1902–32). Leaded Favrile glass and patinated bronze with a reticulated blown glass base.
Image and text courtesy The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Clarence Coles Phillips, Life Magazine cover (December 7, 1911) ” A Christmas Design”
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Melody Hour - Louis Icart
1934
Agnes F. Northrop, Autumn Landscape, manufactured by Tiffany Studios, 1923-24
leaded Favrile glass
Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC
Chairs, 1930 Christie’s
Wisteria lamp designed by Clara Driscoll for Tiffany Studios.
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“Alfons Maria Mucha (Ivančice, 24 July 1860 – Prague, 14 July 1939), often known in English and French as Alphonse Mucha, was a Czech Art Nouveau painter and decorative artist, known best for his distinct style. He produced many paintings, illustrations, advertisements, postcards, and designs.”
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Between 1921 and 1923, the Stoll production company made the most complete adaptation of the Sherlock Holmes stories ever, including all 45 short stories that had been published at the time and 2 of the novels. Leading actor Eille Norwood was apparently so devoted to the role he learned the violin for it, and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle saw the series and praised it for its loyalty to the stories. And it's one of very few silent adaptations to feature Watson in his role from canon, rather than just a cameo (or absent entirely).
Unlike many silent films, none of the films in the series appear to have been lost, and in 2024 the British Film Institute announced a probably decades-long project to restore them all. Three of the films have already been restored and are available on the BFI player with a subscription (in the UK here, and in the US here).
The BFI has digital viewing copies of all of the other, not yet restored films in the series (series 1, 2, and 3, and feature), but it looks like they have to be viewed on premises at the BFI. However, 4 of them have been made available online by some generous denizens of the internet (the best versions of each that I could find are linked here): three short films from 1921 adapting The Dying Detective, The Devil's Foot, and The Man with the Twisted Lip, and the feature length The Sign of Four (1923).
UPDATE: The three episodes are now available both in the UK (here) and the US (here)! And hopefully at least one of these is available in other countries
Wild to think this is the first artwork I complete and post of Holmes playing the violin. I wonder what he's playing 🫴
[ID: Digital artwork of Sherlock Holmes playing the violin. He's using a cloth in lieu of shoulder rest (which hasn't been invented yet), a little bee embroidered on its edge. His eyes are closed. /end ID]
