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This is the guard cat at Gibbs Gardens.
There were several people trying to take his photo but he wouldn’t look at them. 😂
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Early November. Evening, clean, unhurried Moscow waiting for winter. Historic façades holding their light against the dark… Seeing comes before words…
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Shakespeare Sunday
The charm dissolves apace,
And, as the morning steals upon the night,
Melting the darkness, so their rising senses
Begin to chase the ignorant fumes that mantle
Their clearer reason.
~ William Shakespeare, The Tempest (5.1)
Prague Charles Bridge Sunrise by Yuriy Shevchuk (2013), Artpeople
#ShakespeareSunday #Shakespeare
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Moscow’s “House with Tiles.” Neo-Russian Modern. The income house of M.N. Miansarova still stands - 1908–1911, architect S.K. Rodionov.
Green-and-cream arches, the tower above the bare trees, izraztsy from Abramtsevo and Kikerino on the walls.
Seeing comes before the dates…
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Ordinary walk near Sretenka, Moscow. One of Yuri Vizbor’s mountain paintings on the wall, his lyrics written across it, the relief with the guitar. Seeing still comes before the names. The songs remain…
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I'm standing in the forest now,
The place, the hour the same;
And here the green leaves shed a glow,
And there, down in that lake below,
The tiny ripples flame. . .
I will not question, only say
Where may thy lover be?
~ Emily Brontë
Waiting by Adrien Moreau (1881)
Welcome to the future, welcome to the days you've made...
When you are in Rome, be sure to visit Basilica of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva. Incredible example of Gothic Architecture, which is rare in Rome. @Architectolder
Walk with me through the Basilica of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva, located in Rome, Italy.
The basilica was built in the 13th century over the ruins of an ancient Roman temple, which was thought to be dedicated to the goddess Minerva. But recent studies suggest it might have been built over a temple dedicated to Isis. The construction began around 1280 by the Dominicans, aiming to create a Gothic church, making it the only surviving medieval Gothic church in Rome.