Books in Art: Don Quixote in the Library Posted on November 6, 2014 by maedez Don Quixote in the Library by Adolf Schrödter, 1834 Share this:TwitterFacebookTumblrPinterestLike this:Like Loading... Related
He is absorbed. But his posture is kind of like mine right now and that is about what my desk and house look like. I just want to sit and read. LikeLike Reply ↓
I just want to sit and read, too. That should be my mantra! I quite admire his library, by the way. It’s lovely. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply ↓
A person could get lost in this piece. Normally, I dislike books being in such disarray on the floor, but in this setting I would not touch them, for fear of disturbing something almost sacred. LikeLike Reply ↓
Isn’t this painting so lovely? It’s amazing. I just love gazing at it. Sacred is a good description for it, by the way. LikeLike Reply ↓
That one was worth a ponder. Really enjoyed it!
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I think it is wonderful. So much to look at!
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Reblogged this on Author P.S. Bartlett.
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Thank you for the reblog!
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He is absorbed. But his posture is kind of like mine right now and that is about what my desk and house look like. I just want to sit and read.
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I just want to sit and read, too. That should be my mantra! I quite admire his library, by the way. It’s lovely.
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A person could get lost in this piece. Normally, I dislike books being in such disarray on the floor, but in this setting I would not touch them, for fear of disturbing something almost sacred.
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Isn’t this painting so lovely? It’s amazing. I just love gazing at it. Sacred is a good description for it, by the way.
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