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Hi, buddy! If you came here I believe you are loaded with too much intelligence and you intrests are not trivial. If you are a graphomaniac, don't be ashamed, I am myself one. Read my novels ""and poems and I'll read something of your creations, give coordinates. I'll translate all my texts into English (in due time). Look at my paintings , show me yours ones. You can study Rossetti and Lempicka here , ,search the proper rubriks. I am glad to meet you in Web, poor soul.
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Once I was interested in one of Rossetti's paintings only - PROSERPINA. But my diligence promted me to delve deeply, and I discovered the whole world of Victorian art. There is the very unusuall poetry and female one too!! A lot of interesting women lived at those times. I were contented to find the contemporary sing texts authors to borrow a lot from Christina Rossetti. I placed the examples in proper rubriks. Christina Rossetti poems She is very poor and bad translated into Russian.
P.s. The post author's comment is not the absolute truth, but it is very close to it. (I believe so).
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There is the fullest Rossetti data collection in the WEB. If you don’t believe it, look yourself. It include all paintings, models, the piquant details of his private life, the relatives, Rossetti poems in various translations, Rossetti collection of art. In short there you can find all information.
You can study Rossetti's works in the rubrik.
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Isabella and the Pot of Basil
1897John White Alexander, American, 1856–1915
192.09 x 91.76 cm (75 5/8 x 36 1/8 in.)
Oil on canvas
Classification: Paintings
Accession number: 98.181
Gift of Ernest Wadsworth Longfellow
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I just like this picture. Look, the shark is so nasty and bitchy. Incidentally, it ate up man’s shank. You can read about the accident in the picture description. Why he fell over board stark naked I don’t know.
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THE INTELLIGETSIA ADVENTURES.
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This rubric is a peculiar account of my adventures in the field of the culture. It throws some light on my creativity in the sciences and arts wherein I act with variable success.
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And its me. I like art sake art itself. Art above everything. I like pretty girls and like to paint them. I am looking for Lempicka and Art Deco fans and hope to get from them some details ( priceless for us crazy only). I have a different degree commmand of European languages. I would like to share with you my knowlege and creations. And I like powerlifting and long runs in the morning. I hate old age and hope to die before my retirement, if i'll have good luck. Aber um Gotten willen.
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HANNIBAL LECTER.
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I respect Hannibal (for his aestheticism, not for the cannibalism) and his creator Thomas Harris. I know a lot of Hannibal sites - http://hannibal.hannotations.com/hannibal1.html for example.
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And Oscar Wilde. Art for art's sake. Art Nouveau. Mamma mio!!! Into the bargain, I am Art Deco paintings and Tamara Lempica's especially connoisseur. I'll open my treasures for you, anticipate.
The only excuse fore making a useless thing is that one admires it intensly.
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A rhyme came to mind suddenly:
Believe my poor heart
To wait is longer than seaweed
To wait is longer than seaweed
And it's easy to believe.
Elena Guro
The citation by heart and my translation.
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Exusez-moi, ladies and gentelemen, I am a misanthrope. I am not so high grade misanthrope as Sardanapal, but I understand him in some extent. I don't like the mankind around me. I don't like most of it representatives. But I let them hate me. You are welcome. I am a tolerant person. I would like to go to the place where we'll never get. The happy country where are not the bosses and sewer pipes. Vivi qunto me.
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Adam Smith's moral types include one I like most - The Man For Whom Absolutely Nothing At All Is Right. Its me and I am so proud of it.
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I were having a good time with my diary, but suddenly I had felt a heavy burden of the social responsibility for my readers. And this I need in the last place. Stop load my mind. I am not young long ago. If the diary pester me, I'll apply to it my great style KIRDIK, gross alles kaput I mean.
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Generally speaking, my behaviour seems to be a contradictory one. On the one hand I doesn't give a damn about my readers and sparkle with my wit at once. All is in one bottle as Russian saying goes.
As Lewis Carrol once said:
I Would Like to paint
My whiskeres green,
Then to get a fan so large,
They be never seen.
I don't guarantee the accuracy of the translation and citation.
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