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Also writing as Hope Adams. Forthcoming novel The Lost Portrait coming from Michael Joseph in April 27. Past X history visible on @adelegeras

Joined July 2026
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'Autumn Tree' by Annie Ovenden (born 1945), English fine artist and a founder member of the Brotherhood of Ruralists.#Womensart
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A morning walk and a spectacular view before the day gets busy. The best way to start the day πŸ‘Œ – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
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One of the oldest tree species on Earth, The magnificent Ginkgo tree at Kirkstall Abbey in Leeds, England, transforms into a golden spectacle each autumn,
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'Thunder Cloud,' (1912) is a gem of a painting by Tom Thomson; its virtues lie in the work's remarkable structure than in vivid colours. On the face of it, it's a fairly ordinary picture, but what lifts it is the powerful composition and the handling of the paint.
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β€œHappy the leaves burnishing their own downfall. Life dances upon life’s grave.” (R.S. Thomas, The Seasons)
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"A cautionary tale on the same cruelty scale as Struwwelpeter ... like an all-night tale spun round a fire." Guest Michelle Lovric chooses William Beckford's THE HISTORY OF CALIPH VATHEK: reviewsbywriters.blogspot.co… #Gothic #writersreview #goodreads
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Christopher Wood was fond of flowers as a subject, and this painting from 1925 (influenced by van Gogh) shows a degree of maturity by which his pictures from this period were characterised. This work also reveals his understanding of colour and harmony.
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English painter Vanessa Bell, Lady with a book, 1945 #womensart
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Autumn Path #MarkAPearce
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By contemporary painter Sarah Evans #Womensart #FridayFeeling
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Agatha Christie in Chagar Bazar in Syria carefully mending terra cotta pottery shards unearthed on the dig. One of the many wonderful gems from the new exhibition @britishlibrary . Brilliant,creative wide ranging and surprising - the exhibition perfectly mirrors its subject.
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I love Jane Austen, but for pity's sake STOP ADAPTING HER. Her novels have been done to death. There are many other unfilmed authors to do instead. Burney, Edgeworth, much of Trollope. Non-Hannay Buchan. Most of Wilkie Collins. If you like Regency romance, Georgette Heyer.
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This takes my breath away every time I see it. Sublime. #Vermeer
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🚨 BEAUTIFUL ENGLAND The cloisters at Gloucester Cathedral is a medieval architectural masterpiece. Built between 1351 and 1377, these vaulted ceilings are considered the earliest surviving fan vaults in England.
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The detail on this is just 🀯 The Column of Marcus Aurelius, a Roman victory column in Piazza Colonna, Rome, Italy.
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Rachel Ruysch (1664 – 1750), still-life painter from the Northern Netherlands who specialized in flowers, achieving international fame in her lifetime #WomensArt
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Annie Soudain (British Artist, born 1949) "Meadow Path", 2017. Reduction Linocut
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Nobody who never listened to Joan Baez before is prepared for that voice. Joan's voice is so incredibly clear and soft, yet it hits you like a hammer when you hear it for the first time. Joan Baez - 500 Miles (1965)
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Tell that to C. S. Lewis: β€œI've been reading Pride & Prejudice on and off all my life and it doesn't wear out a bit. Her books have only two faults and both are damnable: they are too few and too short.”
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