Showing posts with label A. S. Byatt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A. S. Byatt. Show all posts
Sunday, November 18, 2018
Daily Dose
From Peacock & Vine: On William Morris and Mariano Fortuny, by A. S. Byatt
REMEMBER
"I remember being overcome with delight when I realized how rigorously the geometry of plants worked among the apparently accidental forms of particular flowers or leaves."
From Fabrics, Designs, and Light
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Monday, March 6, 2017
Daily Dose
From Possession, by A. S. Byatt
I SEE
"I see one of my faults as a writer will be a tendency to rush off in all directions at once."
From Chapter 19
I SEE
"I see one of my faults as a writer will be a tendency to rush off in all directions at once."
From Chapter 19
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Sunday, November 13, 2016
Daily Dose
From Peacock and Vine: On William Morris and Mariano Fortuny, by A. S. Byatt
FRUIT
"William Morris first undertook to represent pomegranates in 1864 -- he produced a design for 'fruit' or 'pomegranates' which originally also contained some elegant olive branches. Like many designs by Morris the originsl identity is dubious -- is it fruit, is it a pomegranate? It is oval in shape, rather than round, and looks unlie any pomegranate I have ever seen."
From Pomegranate
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