Art Wizard

Museum date 🖤

Salvē! Thrilled to start a Latin course today! 🌟 Per volar sunata! 🖤

romeo and juliet on the balcony by julius kronberg (swedish, 1886)

Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) Ophelia, Private Collection, France.

The Austrian National Library 📚 Originally, it was a special library created for royalty, nobility, and scholars, and it’s also said to have been the model for the library in Beauty and the Beast ✨ If there’s one place in Vienna worth targeting right at opening time, it’s this library.

Aphrodite with Eros. Greek, 400 BC.

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📍TEATRO LA FENICE, Venice

The Reading Girl (also known as Self-Help or Time is Precious) by Antonio Rossetti (Italian, 1795–1855) mid-19th century, marble, Private Collection

The Birth of Venus, by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1878)

It has always been my dream to be an Oxford author, now it becomes true! 💙 EXTINCTION COLUMN is coming soon! @UniofOxford

“Last dusk before the wildfires devour the Mediterranean. We are having pizza margherita in a seaside ristorante in Genoa, the wine is the shocking pink of the burning sundown.” From “Toxic Blue” by Özge Lena in ISSUE 29! theshorepoetry.org/ozge-lena-toxi…

The Second Waltz composed by Dmitri Shostakovich is a part of the Suite for Variety Orchestra, a suite in eight movements, and in its original version was the music to the film: The first Echelon (1955). The waltz is the seventh movement of the suite which was completed by Dmitri Shostakovich after 1956. Here, the waltz is conducted by André Rieu Footage in the video is from the film: «Anna Karenina» set in the Russian Empire of 1874.

ancient mythology

The Serpent Through the Ages, Across Civilizations.

Brooches in 25 Cultures

There is no more beautiful Waltz ever. All elements of young, innocent, expectations, freedom, love, all in one untouchable piece.

FABULOUS NEWS! I'm going to write a monthly "Extinction Column" in Oxford Climate Society blog! 🧡 🔗 oxfordclimatesociety.com/blog (Photo Credit: An Yen | BKTT @UniofOxford)

4000 Years of Pomegranate