RE: Paintings
October 6, 2015 at 11:48 am
(This post was last modified: October 6, 2015 at 11:51 am by Fidel_Castronaut.)
A pre-Raphaelite image by an artist called Walter Langley: "Never Morning Wore To Evening, But Some Heart Did Break." (Tennyson)
I enjoy melancholy art, and Langley's pre-Raphaelite hangs in my local Art gallery. It's about a woman who has been awaiting her love's return only to find out he has been killed in a wreck. For me it captures all the grief I would feel if my fiancé died and I never saw her again.
I enjoy melancholy art, and Langley's pre-Raphaelite hangs in my local Art gallery. It's about a woman who has been awaiting her love's return only to find out he has been killed in a wreck. For me it captures all the grief I would feel if my fiancé died and I never saw her again.
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