poboh: 1901 Frits Thaulow (Norwegian Impressionist, 1847-1906) ~ Quimperle, Bretagne

indigodreams: fleurdulys: 1901 Alfred Henry Maurer (American modernist; 1868-1932) ~ An Arrangement

fleurdulys: 1901 Per Ekstrom ~ (Swedish landscape artist;1844-1935) ~ Landscape in Haze

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poboh: 1901 Sergei Arsenevich Vinogradov (Russian, 1870-1938) ~ Waiting

1901 Gustav Klimt (Austrian Symbolist, 1862-1918) ~ Judith

The Assyrians plan a siege on Bethulia, and Judith isn’t having any of it. She breaks into the enemy camp, gets the Assyrian general drunk, and seduces him before cutting his head off. Returning to Bethulia with his head in a sack, Judith is hailed a heroine. Klimt portrays her as the ultimate femme fatale: very sexy, very dangerous.

lualualua: 1901 Alphonse Mucha (Czech, 1860-1939)

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welovepaintings: 1901 Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale (English, 1871-1945) ~ Today For Me; 35x51 cm (13.75”x20”); private collection

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poboh: 1901-2 Hermen Anglada Camarasa (Spanish, 1872–1959) ~ El Palco

poboh: 1901 Igor Emmanuilovich Grabar (Russian, 1871-1960) ~ Secluded corner on an Estate

New York circa 1901. “South Street and Brooklyn Bridge.” via

ornamentedbeing: 1901 Giovanni Boldini (Italian, 1842-1931) ~ Cleo de Merode

1901 Limoges Sugar & Creamer, hand-painted by Sadie Thompson

rosebiar: 1901 Koloman Moser (Austrian 1868-1918) ~ Early Spring 

“Harshness vanished. A sudden softness
has replaced the meadows’ wintry grey.
Little rivulets of water changed
their singing accents. Tendernesses,

hesitantly, reach toward the earth
from space, and country lanes are showing
these unexpected subtle risings
that find expression in the empty trees.”

Early Spring by Rainer Maria Rilke, 1901,  translated from the German  by Albert Ernest Flemming, New York, Methuen via

1901 Quality Street by J. M. Barrie, illustrations by Hugh Thomson

missfolly: 1901 Frank Tenney Johnson (American 1874-1939) ~ The War Party