~Edgar Allan Poe
Proud as a peacock to be sharing these with you today :-)
Emporium
Poster by Umberto Bottazzi
Illustration from An Argosy of Fables
by Paul Bransom
Peafowl
Painting from the Babur Nama. National Museum, New Delhi
Fine Feathers make Fine Birds
Etching by Amalie Bauerle for "The Yellow Book," London, 1897
Peacock Spreads Its Tail
Woman with Peacocks, from "L'Estampe Moderne," Paris, 1897-99
by Louis John Rhead
La Libre Esthétique poster
Kujakuzu (Left)
by Mori Sosen, 1747 - 1821
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Peacock and Dragon
designed by William Morris (1834 - 1896)
Paonmosaïque, Notre-Dame
photo by Robert Valette
Woman with peacock
by Edmond Aman-Jean
2 comments:
Watching a peacock open its tail feathers is a marvelous sight indeed. Very beautiful yet somehow threatening. Hard to explain.
These are wonderful art pieces, but I'm particularly intrigued by Edmond Aman-Jean's Woman with Peacock. The woman, with her bright yellow dress, totally upstages the peacock. Nice twist.
Some beautiful artwork here! By coincidence, I'll be including my own peacock photo (from the Philly Zoo) in my post tomorrow. Love that Poe quote too!
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