#Laurits Andersen Ring

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In the Month of June, L.A. Ring, 1899

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Laurits Andersen Ring (Danish, 1854-1933) At Breakfast, 1898

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L. A. Ring (1854-1933) "Evening. Death and the Old Woman" (1887) Oil on canvas Symbolism

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Landscape near Kallerup with a field to the right. Telegraph poles at the left, 1906, L. A. Ring

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Laurits Andersen Ring (Danish,1854-1933)

Has it Stopped Raining?, 1922

oil on canvas

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Summer landscape with a thatched farm on a hilltop - Laurits Andersen Ring, 1872 - 1933.

Danish , 1854-1933

Oil on canvas, 25 x 40 cm 9.8 x 15.7 in.

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At Breakfast (1898) by Laurits Andersen Ring

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Sketches: James Montgomery Flagg (right) & Laurits Andersen Ring - Ole Looking out of the Window 1930 (left).

I've been re-reading the first draft of the WIP I started earlier this year and picking out my favorite quotes and scenes to make mood boards out of, for the writing community on here.

The two protagonists, Rickie Miller and Rita di Stefano, both feel a strong sense and need for freedom (the core theme of the story), yet their interpretations of it are very different. I believe these two quotes perfectly showcase their differences.

Let me know if you want me to share more pictures and quotes from my work!

(P.S. if you reblog, please add my pen name mademoisellefantasy to your post)

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In the Month of June (1899, oil on canvas) | L. A. Ring

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Laurits Andersen Ring

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Laurits Andersen Ring - Three Skulls from Convento dei Cappucini at Palermo

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At Breakfast Laurits Andersen Ring c. 1898

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At Breakfast, art by Laurits Andersen Ring

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View from a street in Fløng, 1911, L. A. Ring

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Laurits Andersen Ring (Danish,1854-1933)

Smallholders in the Village of Ring, 1887

Oil on cardboard