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The Rhinemaidens by Gaston Bussière (1906)
#gaston bussière#art#paintings#fine art#1900s#1900s art#symbolism#symbolist art#symbolist#painting#french art#french artist#richard wagner#mythology#norse mythology#germanic legends#siegfried#sigurd#rhinemaidens#classic art
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‘Nymphs’ by Gaston Bussière, c. 1910.
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The Rhine Maidens by Gaston Bussière (1906)
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Ophelia by Gaston Bussière, circa 1900
Gilbert Blythe, Anne of Ingleside by L.M. Montgomery
Was thinking today of Gilbert’s propensity for calling Anne “wife’o’mine” or else, as above, the way he reverently publicly refers to her as such in the company of friends.
And reflecting on this drew me immediately back to Anne playing at the Lily Maid (and herself nearly accidentally meeting the same fate as Tennyson’s Elaine), and the first time Gilbert saves her life (and the beginning of her softening on her grudge against him)… only to remember/realise;
Lancelot and Elaine (or the Lily Maid) by Lord Alfred Tennyson
So basically, I would bet my whole entire life that “wife of mine” is actually an in-joke, meant and originating as a private call back to Avonlea’s own Lily Maid of Barry’s Pond. 🥹🥹🥹 It’s even extra layered with meaning when we consider that the Lily Maid is essentially the story of a girl dying at the ‘hand’ of unrequited love. (Elaine professes she loves Lancelot [whose life she had a saved], but alas – he only wishes to be her friend. And then, of course, Elaine, weaken, later dies from her broken heart. If we reverse these roles, exactly who does that all sound like btw?)
#the ‘an unfortunate lily maid’ chapter of aogg tells us this tennyson poem was being studied by the whooole class too#which means gilbert was exposed to the text at the same time/just as much as anne and the girls that played out the scene at the pond#and imo it’s only natural to assume he’d read it and think of himself and anne#after all#by this point he’d already done ‘bingen on the rhine’ and dedicated ‘there’s another – not a sister’ to anne#ophelia#gaston bussière#lancelot and elaine#lord alfred tennyson
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Glory (Orpheus) (Gaston Bussière, 1890)
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Gaston Bussière - Salammbô (1907)
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The Rhinemaidens (study), 1906 - oil on canvas. — Gaston Bussière (French, 1862-1928)
#gaston bussière#art#paintings#classical art#oil painting#classic art#oil on canvas#gaston bussiere#Les filles du Rhin#Rhine daughters#Der Ring des Nibelungen#the ring of the nibelung#richard wagner#atmospheric#nature#forests#woods#landscape#lake#water nymph
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ASOIAF characters as historical paintings (1/∞) Queen Visenya Targaryen
Isolde, a Celtic Princess, 1911 by Gaston Bussière
#Gaston Bussière#visenya the conqueror#visenya targaryen#queen visenya#a song of ice and fire#game of thrones#hotd#asoiaf#art#asoiaf art#valyrianscrolls#house targaryen#targaryen#aegon the conqueror#visenya#aegons conquest#portrait#painting#💮💮#asoiaf + historic art
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Amazons – Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein (detail) // The Lookout – Vasily Polenov // The Revelation (Brünnhilde Discovering Sieglinde and Siegmund) – Gaston Bussière (detail) // The Brigand’s Wife – Anton Romako // The Amazon – Karl Ludwig Hassmann // The Heroine of Peralada – Antoni Caba // Judith and Holofernes – unknown artist // The Accolade – Edmund Leighton // Valkyries – Elisabeth Baumann // The Valkyrie – Servais Joseph Detilleux // Inkpot Gods – The Amazing Devil
#inkpot gods one of the songs of all time am i right fellas?#long post#gaston bussière#edmund leighton#inkpot gods#inkpot gods the amazing devil#ruin#ruin album#ruin the amazing devil#ruin tad#the amazing devil#the amazing devil ruin#tad#tad ruin#art#art history#lyrics#lyric art#tw weapon#tw sword#tw gun
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Gaston Bussière Salammbô, la scène du serpent 1910
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Gaston Bussière
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Titania Endormie by Gaston Bussière (Late 19th - Early 20th Century)
#gaston bussière#art#paintings#fine art#19th century#19th century art#20th century#20th century art#symbolism#symbolist#symbolist art#painting#french art#french artist#shakespeare#shakespeare art#a midsummer night's dream#titania#fairy queen#classic art
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𝑳𝒂𝒔 𝑵𝒆𝒓𝒆𝒊𝒅𝒂𝒔 (𝑮𝒂𝒔𝒕𝒐𝒏 𝑩𝒖𝒔𝒔𝒊è𝒓𝒆, 1902).
#art#nereids#gaston bussière#symbolism#artwork#painting#mythology#20th century#1902#xx century#arte#pintura#mitología#las nereidas#greek mythology#nereidas#siglo xx#mitología griega
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Waternymphs
Gaston Bussière
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Isolde, The Celt Princess (1911) Gaston Bussière (French, 1862-1929)
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La Houille blanche (Gaston Bussière, 1902)
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