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Gustave Doré – Barbebleue from Perrault’s Fairy tales 1867
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Minos stands in judgement in Dante’s Inferno Canto 5 line 4 as drawn by Gustave Doré 1861-1865. The caption reads:
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June (Cricket) from ‘An Almanac of 12 Sports’, Sir William Nicholson
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K is for Keeper, 1898 from ‘An Alphabet’ by Sir William Nicholson
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Rudyard Kipling, 1899 by Sir William Nicholson, in the Tate collection
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A was an Artist, Sir William Nicholson, 1898. From ‘An Alphabet’, it shows William Nicholson as a pavement artist. I love this because it’s darkly funny as it reminds me of leaving art school and the reality I faced, hence why I have it on the wall since I ‘was’ an artist too.
