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The 'Loot From the Rainbow' an illustration from Arthur Ferrier in 1928
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“Loot From the Rainbow” by Arthur Ferrier (1928)
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Art by Arthur Ferrier. Background by @hologender
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Folks! Ive found her! Our Patron! The transfemme goddess of Pride - alongside Marsha ofc!
Original art is “The Loot from the Rainbow” by Arthur Ferrier, 1928, which seems very appropriate given how much our movement and modern queer culture got started in that decade.
#pride#trans#queer#the goddess of pride#arthur ferrier#art deco#the loot of the rainbow#yeah she’s clearly ours#look at her
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The 'Loot From the Rainbow', an illustration from Arthur Ferrier in 1928
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The 'Loot From the Rainbow' an illustration from Arthur Ferrier in 1928
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1928 illustration by Arthur Ferrier by totallymystified Via Flickr: ‘The Loot Of The Rainbow’ from The Tatler magazine.
#Arthur Ferrier#artist#illustrator#illustration#rainbow#beauty#1928#twenties#1920s#The Tatler#retro#vintage#nostalgia#magazine#flickr
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🎉 This is part of the promo campaign for the upcoming three-volume art book of the amazing Arthur Ferrier’s work 💋 As a tribute, I’ve decided to redraw one of his pieces in my style leading up to today’s launch of the campaign.
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Crowdfunding Spotlight: Arthur Ferrier’s Pin-up Parade, coming soon from Korero Press
Mark your diaries! The Kickstarter campaign by Korero Press to publish Arthur Ferrier’s Pin-up Parade, a sizzling three-volume classic cartoon collection, launches soon
#Arthur Ferrier#Blighty#Cartoons#downthetubes News#Humour Comics#Kickstartarter#Korero Press#Punch#Rian Hughes
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Images d'œuvres d'art par Arthur Ferrier (1891-1973)provenant de Bridgeman Images
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"i drink to make other people more interesting."
#artist is gerrit van honthorst#artist is peter cornelis#artist is eduard charlemont#artist is david teniers#artist is gerard van honthorst#artist is philippe mercier#artist is wilhelm marstrand#artist is jan van bijlert#artist is gabriel ferrier#artist is wilhelm amber#artist is philippe mercier-#artist is eduard theodor ritter von grutzner#artist is john arthur#artist is johann baptist reiter#artist is hermann armin kern#art history#artedit#arthistoryedit
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The poetry that inspired Jeff Buckley
Aimee Ferrier
Sun 1 October 2023 21:15, UK
Voices as incredible as the one belonging to Jeff Buckley don’t come around too often. Unfortunately, after releasing one record, Grace, Buckley, with all his potential, was taken away too soon. At the age of 30, the singer went for a swim from which he never returned, drowning in the Mississippi River.
Yet, his legacy lives on as one of the most influential artists to emerge from the 1990s, and his music is widely celebrated today for its emotional and lyrical complexity. Not only did Buckley possess an otherworldly voice, but he was also an extremely gifted guitar player and writer, with all his talents combining to create a masterful body of work.
Even when Buckley was covering other artists’ songs, such as ‘Lilac Wine’, ‘The Other Woman’ and ‘Hallelujah’, he imbued the pieces with his own distinctive style. Yet, his penchant for covers wasn’t a reflection of an aversion to writing. Buckley knew how to pen a stunningly poetic track, with songs like ‘Lover, You Should’ve Come Over’ and ‘Morning Theft’ suggesting that even if Buckley didn’t have the vocal pipes he was gifted with, he’d get by just fine as a writer.
Buckley took inspiration from many different writers and musicians when writing his own songs. Musically, Buckley looked back to folk artists like Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan and, of course, his own father, Tim Buckley, from whom he was estranged. Elsewhere, he loved the work of Pakistani singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, the rich tones of Nina Simone, and Led Zeppelin, calling Robert Plant “my man”.
However, when it came to his literary inspirations, Buckley had an extensive book collection, which he no doubt looked to for ideas when writing his lyrics. He owned a lot of poetry, with Rainer Maria Rilke proving to be a particular favourite. Not only did Buckley own Dunio Elegies, Rilke on Love and Other Difficulties: Translations and Considerations Poems from the Book of Hours, but he also owned his epistolary collection Letters to a Young Poet.
Buckley was also a fan of the classic American poet Walt Whitman, owning Leaves of Grass and From the Soil. Of course, no poetry collection is complete without copies of Arthur Rimbaud’s A Season in Hell and Illuminations, alongside some Charles Baudelaire – Buckley-owned Paris Spleen. The singer also owned the Selected Poems of confessional poet Anne Sexton and modernist writer T.S Eliot.
Check out Buckley’s complete poetry collection below.
The poetry that inspired Jeff Buckley:
Dunio Elegies – Rainer Maria Rilke
Poems from the Book of Hours – Rilke
Rilke on Love and Other Difficulties: Translations and Considerations – Rilke
Leaves of Grass – Walt Whitman
From This Soil – Whitman
The Odyssey – Homer
Early Work, 1970-1979 – Patti Smith
You Get So Alone at Times That it Just Makes Sense – Charles Bukowski
Selected Poems of Ezra Pound
The Complete Lyrics – Hank Williams
A Haiku Journey: Basho’s Narrow Road to a Far Province – Matsuo Basho
Paris Spleen – Charles Baudelaire
The Captain’s Verses – Pablo Neruda
Selected Poems – T.S. Eliot
A Season in Hell and Illuminations – Arthur Rimbaud
Writing and Drawings – Bob Dylan
Ode to Walt Whitman – Federico Garcia Lorca
New Poems: 1962 – Robert Graves
Fear of Dreaming: The Selected Poems – Jim Carroll
Selected Poems of Anne Sexton – Anne Sexton
Selected Poems – John Shaw Neilson
Selected Poems: Summer Knowledge – Demore Schwartz
The Collected Poems of Frank O’Hara – Frank O’Hara
Poems – Pier Paolo Pasolini
Space: And Other Poems – Eliot Katz
Tim Buckley Lyrics
#jeff buckley#jeffbuckley#The poetry that inspired Jeff Buckley#Amiee Ferrier#Dunio Elegies – Rainer Maria Rilke#Poems from the Book of Hours – Rilke#Rilke on Love and Other Difficulties: Translations and Considerations – Rilke#Leaves of Grass – Walt Whitman#From This Soil – Whitman#The Odyssey – Homer#Early Work#1970-1979 – Patti Smith#You Get So Alone at Times That it Just Makes Sense – Charles Bukowski#Selected Poems of Ezra Pound#The Complete Lyrics – Hank Williams#A Haiku Journey: Basho’s Narrow Road to a Far Province – Matsuo Basho#Paris Spleen – Charles Baudelaire#The Captain’s Verses – Pablo Neruda#Selected Poems – T.S. Eliot#A Season in Hell and Illuminations – Arthur Rimbaud#Writing and Drawings – Bob Dylan#Ode to Walt Whitman – Federico Garcia Lorca#New Poems: 1962 – Robert Graves#Fear of Dreaming: The Selected Poems – Jim Carroll#Selected Poems of Anne Sexton – Anne Sexton#Selected Poems – John Shaw Neilson#Selected Poems: Summer Knowledge – Demore Schwartz#The Collected Poems of Frank O’Hara – Frank O’Hara#Poems – Pier Paolo Pasolini#Space: And Other Poems – Eliot Katz
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Was inspired by recent chats with @thewildwestpyro to draw The Woman. No one beats the original Scandal in Bohemia Irene Adler, all other versions are weak sauce in comparison.
Used Lillie Langtry and Lola Montez as reference, as it’s thought Doyle may have used one or both of them as inspiration for her character. There’s also some Jennifer Connelly, since she’s a hot American with Irish-Jewish roots like I imagine Irene.
Kathleen Ferrier is my voice canon for her: https://open.spotify.com/album/3CuONztUAmQPWUdGp4N9iR?si=TLyKyfkhSaurP3PjKSInsA
#irene adler#scandal in bohemia#arthur conan doyle#sherlock holmes#kathleen ferrier#lillie langtry#lola montez#jennifer connelly#my fan doodles
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