"That is part of the beauty of all literature. You discover that your longings are universal longings, that you're not lonely and isolated from anyone. You belong."
Really stunning painting. Oddly, the Fitzgeralds and their rather hedonistic lifestyle on the French Riviera was explored briefly in a doc. I was watching last night. Made me want to know more.
I love the quote and not quite what I would expect from Fitzgerald. I love the art as well. I love the paintings of gorgeous people in gorgeous clothes reading but honestly when I read I'm more of a feet up, comfy clothes, and a blanket kind of person!
Nice! I'm a BIG fan of bookish art......
ReplyDeleteReally stunning painting. Oddly, the Fitzgeralds and their rather hedonistic lifestyle on the French Riviera was explored briefly in a doc. I was watching last night. Made me want to know more.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty.
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What a beautiful painting! I really like the quote too. It's so true! :D
ReplyDeleteI always love these posts that you share, Lark! Beautiful art and beautiful thoughts...
ReplyDeleteNice sentiments from FS. Fitzgerald ...!
ReplyDeleteThat's a wonderful quote from Fitzgerald.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I'd ever heard of Carpaccio until just the other day when I was reading something about him. That's a great painting.
That quote is so very true! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the quote and not quite what I would expect from Fitzgerald. I love the art as well. I love the paintings of gorgeous people in gorgeous clothes reading but honestly when I read I'm more of a feet up, comfy clothes, and a blanket kind of person!
ReplyDeleteThis is nice.
ReplyDeleteSo very true. Reading connects us now and connects us to the past.
ReplyDeleteLove this! Thanks for sharing this with us :)
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