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Inspiring Pictures for Writers – the essence of a Mediterranean day

staircaseHard to believe that a simple study of such an ordinary subject can capture the warmth of a Mediterranean day…It’s by the American painter John Singer Sargent and the staircase was on the Italian island of Capri.

3 comments on “Inspiring Pictures for Writers – the essence of a Mediterranean day”

  1. Jennie
    January 13, 2017

    The moment I saw this painting I loved it. Then, I saw it was a John Singer Sargeant. Art, ‘live’, is like nothing else. I sat in front of this artist’s work at the MFA in Boston. All the adjectives in the world would not do it justice. Thank you for this post!

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  2. Jennie
    January 13, 2017

    Apologies. Sargent is what my fingers should have typed.

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  3. philipparees
    January 13, 2017

    Would make a marvellous cover for almost any book- a novel or a how to plot work, stepwise to the light, the greater view, the end of the journey.

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