Anders in a jazzy gold dress
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80s ish kori lookbook :3 pls click for better quality i have a feeling tumblr might eat this one lol
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It’s about time for a new space princess art ✨
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Anders Zorn (Swedish, 1860-1920) • Sommarnöje (Summer Entertainment) • 1886 • Watercolour • 76 by 54 centimetres (30 in × 21 in) • Private collection
Zorn painted Sommarnöje in Dalarö in the early summer of 1886, after he and his wife had returned from honeymoon but before they settled in Mora. He made a smaller sketch first, which measures 30.2 by 18.8 centimetres (11.9 in × 7.4 in), now held by the Zorn Museum in Mora.
Sketch for Sommarnöje
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– by @pointdotiozao
Hey boy‚ you're heading my way
Come on over, sway with me
Don't you see? We could light up the night
You and me, we could be such a sight
Whoa boy, spin me around
'Til my feet won't touch the ground
Let's get high on tonight, just you and I
Forget our cares, let's just share the delight
– Light up the Night, Jamie Berry
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mom i have a big dumb crush on my friend who i found in a storm drain
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Painting, 1894, American.
By Anders Zorn.
Portraying Freida Schiff in a pale pink evening dress.
Met Museum.
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Anders Zorn - The Widow, ca. 1882-83.
Versions >> 1 | 2 | 3
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Anders Zorn (1860-1920, Swedish) ~ Lucy Turner Joy, 1897
[Source: St.Louis Art Museum]
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Amy was 15 when she met Joseph, who was 17. They loved each other passionately and awkwardly, like teenagers do. And they tore each other to pieces. Joseph left Amy the day she turned 18. They each went their own ways, but Amy never forgot Joseph. When they saw each other again years later, they realized that their fellings were still there. The attraction was still overwhelming. They became lovers. They were more mature, understood each other better, but circumstances had changed. And there was no place in their lives for this love story anymore. The first time had been too soon, the second too late. So, they gave up and stopped seeing each other. I’d like this film to be the last chapter of their story, wich was just a series of failures and betrayals and dramas. The story of impossible mourning, of suffering, overshadowed by a few memories of intense happiness.
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Anders Zorn (Swedish, 1860–1920) • Reveil (Awakening), the artist's wife • 1892 • Watercolor
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