Dette emne er markeret som "i hvile"—det seneste indlæg er mere end 90 dage gammel. Du kan vække emnet til live ved at poste et indlæg.
12wonderY
Just like the Name that Book group, I'm calling on expertise of the visual arts lovers here.
I don't own this book, so I can't check the credits for the cover painting.
http://www.librarything.com/work/9278484/62653494
I think it must be by one of the Pre-Raphaelites.
It reminds me so so much of my deceased husband, that I wold love to identify it.
I don't own this book, so I can't check the credits for the cover painting.
http://www.librarything.com/work/9278484/62653494
I think it must be by one of the Pre-Raphaelites.
It reminds me so so much of my deceased husband, that I wold love to identify it.
2chellerystick
Amazon says it's by Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale from The Book of Old English Songs and Ballads. Online I find it saying it goes with a poem called "A Sweet Lullaby."
32wonderY
Thank you so so much!
I never thought to use Amazon in that way. I am enriched on several fronts.
Now I need the poetry book as well.
I never thought to use Amazon in that way. I am enriched on several fronts.
Now I need the poetry book as well.
4chellerystick
Yes, Amazon "Search Inside" and search access in Google Books can be really handy for that kind of spot research! Sometimes also possible for answering things like tracking down things you read in a library book once... or when a teenager has a question five minutes after bookstores and libraries close....
