"Like many of the early
Pre-Raphaelites who came before him, John William Waterhouse found inspiration
in the romantic narratives of the Middle-Ages. While based loosely on
verifiable facts, the legend of Rosamund and Queen Eleanor is likely as much of
a fairy tale as it is an accurate account...
Waterhouse depicts the
moment in which Queen Eleanor penetrates the labyrinthine castle that Henry
built for his mistress Rosamund, intent upon killing her rival. The queen holds
a strand of the very thread which Rosamund uses in her weaving, depicting three
riders approaching a castle, which she used to guide her through the maze and
to her victim. As Peter Trippi describes the scene: "Rosamond pauses to watch
for her lover, unaware that her life will be cut like the thread that betrays
her. Her namesake flower winds precariously along the window, symbolizing the
love that offends the homely queen, glimpsed through the curtains ominously
decorated with sword-brandishing riders. The threat Rosamond poses to Eleanor
is reinforced by her little crown."
perdoa-me
pelas flores que se transformam em frutos
e os
frutos em sementes e as sementes em árvores.
Perdoa-me
pelos mananciais
que
se convertem em rios e os rios
em
mares e os mares em oceanos.
Perdoa-me
pelos amores
que
se transformam em recém-nascidos
e os
recém-nascidos em solidões
e as
solidões em amores...
Nada
posso impedir.
Tudo
segue o seu destino e nunca me pergunta nada.
Nem
o último grão de areia, nem sequer o meu sangue.
Apenas
posso dizer: perdoa-me.
A
culpa é nossa quando não temos culpa nenhuma? Se o destino existe, não existe responsabilidade. Será que perante Deus, o homem
participa menos do que deve na criação? Não entendo o poema.
"Tomorrow Is Another Day" é uma canção escrita pela
cantora britânica Gillian Hills. Foi lançada em 1965 como lado B do single
"Look at Them" pela gravadora francesa Disques Vogue. A canção conta
com a participação de Bob Leaper e sua orquestra. As imagens do videoclipe
são do filme "The Knack...and How to Get It", de 1965, dirigido por
Richard Lester com os atores Rita Tushingham, Michael Crawford e Donal
Donnelly.
Tomorrow is another day so, take what comes now while you may
just take my hand and walk along the
sand take what seems the best
Tomorrow is another day don't ask me questions cause I say
I know what's true right now like my
love for you take what seems the best
While we are young and the world is
for us
why think about the good, the bad,
the past, but now
Tomorrow is another day who knows when leaves will fade away
so while they're sweet and bright and
still live inside pick what seems the best
Tomorrow is another day before the sun hides away
let's walk alongside them into our
land where things are the best
where our lives are at rest.
Great video! Fantastic
editing, and what can I say about Gillian Hills? She's amazing. Pure nostalgia
and evocation of a freer and more dreamlike world that no longer exists.
A pintura apresenta uma cena de sala de aula. O mestre-escola é a autoridade tranquila com o saber no gesto e no olhar. À sua frente, crianças gerem o conhecimento entre a luz, os livros e as maçãs. Quererão saber ou sabedoria? Muito belo.
It depicts a tranquil
rural landscape nestled between gentle hills. A winding path leads the eye
through sunlit fields toward clustered village roofs (castle?), softened by mist. Tall
trees frame the valley, their foliage rendered with careful, naturalistic
brushwork. The muted palette of greens, browns, and pale sky evokes calm and
quiet labour. Subtle light suggests early morning, emphasizing harmony between
human settlement and the enduring rhythms of the Alsatian countryside. Its mood
feels reflective, timeless, and gently affectionate toward place and people.
The painting describes
a quiet domestic interior filled with warm, natural light. The scene captures a
woman engaged in everyday tasks, surrounded by simple household objects—pots,
utensils, and food ingredients—that emphasize the intimacy and realism of
ordinary life. Schiøtt’s careful attention to detail and soft, harmonious colour
palette convey both serenity and authenticity. The painting reflects
19th-century Danish art’s appreciation for domestic tranquillity and the subtle
beauty of familiar, lived-in spaces.
It describes a quiet
pastoral encounter between a young milkmaid and a gardener, set within a sunlit
rural landscape. The figures are rendered with gentle realism, emphasizing
everyday labour rather than idealized romance. Soft, earthy tones and careful
brushwork create a calm, intimate mood. Gestures and gazes subtly suggest
conversation, highlighting human connection, simplicity, and dignity within
agrarian life, typical of nineteenth-century genre painting.
I've got a home in Gloryland that outshines
the sun,
I've got a home in Gloryland that outshines
the sun,
I've got a home in Gloryland that outshines
the sun,
Look away beond the blue.
Do Lord, oh, do Lord, oh, do remember
me,
Do Lord, oh do Lord, oh, do remember
me,
Do Lord, oh, do Lord, oh, do remember
me,
Look away beond the blue.
I took Jesus as my Savior, you take
him too,
I took Jesus as my Savior, you take
him too,
I took Jesus as my Savior, you take
him too,
While he's calling you.
"Do Lord" is
a traditional African-American spiritual and gospel hymn, often featuring
verses about heaven ("home in Gloryland") and requesting divine
remembrance during trouble or death. Key lyrics focus on, "Do Lord, oh do
Lord, oh do remember me way beyond the blue".
A pintura com IA introduz um novo conjunto de ferramentas
para os artistas tradicionais explorarem, aumentando a sua criatividade e não
substituindo o seu papel. Os artistas podem utilizar a IA para gerar ideias,
executar padrões complexos ou acelerar o processo de criação. No entanto, as
emoções, experiências e perspetivas únicas que os artistas trazem para o seu
trabalho continuam a ser insubstituíveis.
I didn't post the lyrics in Polish 'cause they are not difficult to find on the web. I found the video very beautiful and grandma
was amazing at the end when she sings and rhymes.
A tela retrata uma cena moral do século XIX. Num ambiente
rural e eclesiástico, um pastor, figura de autoridade, admoesta um jovem casal apanhado
em comportamento que ele considera inadequado. A composição combina realismo
com um tom moralizante, mostrando gestos, olhares e atitudes que refletem
culpa, severidade e arrependimento, enquanto a luz acentua o contraste entre a
pureza espiritual e a fragilidade humana.