Blooming Blue for You

Flower Still Life ~ Marie Egner

Antique dragonfly tremblant brooch, c.1900.

Sunset in the Arctic Circle

Sinister yet beautiful. Apparently a Dioctria.

I was quite pleased with my berry photo until I saw this gorgeous painting.

Geranium 1916 #JuliedeGraag

US artist Frederick Judd Waugh was primarily a marine artist ~ even designing war-time ship camouflage ~ but he shows his versatility in this still life with bottles, aka Rum Row (1922)

Isobel Lilian Gloag ( 1865-1917) Another new (to me) English Victorian female painter ‘In the Garden’ she worked in Oils and Watercolours. Think this is the latter of the two

"A friend is one to whom one may pour out the contents of one's heart, chaff and grain together, knowing that gentle hands will take and sift it, keep what is worth keeping, and with a breath of kindness, blow the rest away." ~ Dinah Maria Craik 🎨 Camille Pissarro (1881)

#Summer flowers' by contemporary UK painter Jane Wormell, known for her reflection on English hedgerows, field and woodland plants #WomensArt

Flora Jeff Stanford

I cannot resist Art Nouveau tiles Stunning I found these at ETSY.

Blue for You

Not sure whether to pick it or knit with it!

A Fragrant Cloud, complete with its raindrops.

The Poet’s Wife looking so lovely and smelling so sweet.

A Garden by Auguste Renoir

This lovely English sampler was worked by Martha Gray in Oxford in 1811. Martha depicts a scene of village life, with a red brick house with grazing fields and a church with a burial ground. She has worked her sampler in high-quality coloured silks on a fine linen ground