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Another rain watercolour drawing. I've always liked doing small but tall pictures. I hope this is still on someone's wall after 25 years. It shows the view down Trinity Lane in Cambridge with part of Gonville and Caius on the right.

#Neverenoughblue

Postbox Saturday Comic old postcard, artist illustrated about blue airmail postboxes #royalmail #post #postbox #postboxsaturday #postcard #oldpostcard

#postboxSaturday Battersea

We’re mourning the death of Lynn Freed. Recipient of the inaugural Katherine Anne Porter Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters and as well as two PEN/O. Henry Awards, Lynn published many stories and essays in Narrative and each is a gem, marked by her singular voice and spirit.

Fluctuating colours Marbled paper between East and West bibliotecanazionalemarciana.cultura.gov.it/mostre/color...

The ABAA is accepting entries for the 2025 National Collegiate Book Collecting Contest. All entries should be submitted by June 9, 2025. For more information, visit: www.abaa.org/ncbcc/the-na... #RareBooks #BookCollecting #NCBCC

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Emma Kunz (1892-1963), Swiss healer, visionary and outsider artist who published three books and produced many drawings #womensart

Retail units in Stockport's Merseyway shopping centre transformed into Stockroom, a library hub and events space. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

REFRAMING WOMEN PRINTMAKERS ! the💥new💥 womensart book!! Out June 1st Available to PRE-order at any good bookshop....🧡

Angie Lewin, contemporary UK printmaker #womensart #Summer

Resurrecting an old other place tradition: #FollowFriday! Did you know that @hnetbookchannel.bsky.social, the home of the #FeedingTheElephant blog, is on Bluesky? So are my fellow members of the Feeding the Elephant editorial collective @catherinefte.bsky.social and @emily-elliott.bsky.social.

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Michelle de Kretser has won the Stella Prize for the first time. Her winning novel, Theory & Practice, is currently longlisted for the Miles Franklin.

Design for 'Tulip' printed cotton. William Morris. 1875. Image: WMG.

Words for Friday! 🥳 Pick your winner ⭐️ A B C D (Follow for more)

Pollen cloud from Pinus coulteri, Big-Cone Pine, in @cubotanicgarden.bsky.social today. Tree planted by Mayor of #Cambridge in 2001 as part of the octocentennial celebration of the university. #Trees #Botany

Join us for a free public lecture by @metmuseum.org conservator Mindell Dubansky, on “A Parallel History of Books and Blooks” at 5:30 p.m. ET on 2 June in UVA’s Edgar Shannon Library, Room 330 or via Zoom livestream. Details at rarebookschool.org/programs/lectures/. @uvalibrary.bsky.social

Wash jug and basin. Joseph Maria Olbrich (shape) c.1903. Manu: c.1910. Image: Bonhams.

Made it to #cleethorpes and after checking into my hotel my 1st port of call was the #beachhuts. Last saw these in 2002 and was very excited to find their essential #1950s styling still preserved. Love those steep diagonal railings, so #FestivalofBritain

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The mastery of artist Harry Wingfield 'Biscuits' (First Picture Book, 1970)

Now my book - The Postal Paths - is out, I am starting to get some great feedback. A woman from a village in #Yorkshire has got in touch to tell me about the postman's hut in her garden (now used as a shed) - somewhere for the postie to relax halfway on his 14-mile daily walk!

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Cinema Sign, Morecambe from 2021 A renovated sign for what used to be a cinema on the seafront at #Morecambe. Looking up to the finger pointing down! #AlphabetChallenge #WeekUforUp #ghostsign #advertising

I don’t just do trains you know! So here’s a linocut of some lovely Norfolk beach huts, to celebrate the coming bank holiday weekend - if you’re off to the seaside, have a good one! #linocut #Cromer #Norfolk #linoprint

#WindowsOnWednesday Leicester Some of these old factories could double up as Venetian palaces.

The footpath by Queens' Road which runs along the backs of the colleges. At this time of year the canopies form a more or less continuous layer of foliage.

Beautiful everyday Ladybird things. Boiled eggs and Cornishware (1970) Artist: Harry Wingfield

🏺 Pottery vibes are back in Stoke-on-Trent! Cornishware just revived the Royal Stafford site after its collapse, hiring 17 skilled workers. Over 5,100 pieces made and a major order secured. Stoke remains the heart of British ceramics!

Stunning in Cornishware. #Stunday #EastCoastKin #photography #floralwonder #Cornishware #camellia #daffodils #bloomscrolling #flowers #pottery (Android phone camera)

The English Bluebells have stopped supplying water to the flowers via the stems As the seed pods lose moisture, and therefore weight, the stems return to the vertical The seeds are not yet viable. Currently white & sticky, they become shiny & black by the time the pods open

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Happy 226th birthday to Mary Anning, born #OnThisDay in 1799! This statue was unveiled exactly 3 years ago, for her 223rd birthday, as part of the 'Mary Anning Rocks' campaign started by a local 11 year girl! 📸 My own #OTD #palaeontology #paleontology #womeninhistory #fossils

This is the Wasilla, AK Alaska Railroad station. The city of just about 10k (you may remember one of their former mayors) receives more regular intercity rail service than Phoenix, Las Vegas, Columbus, Nashville, Louisville, Tallahassee, Des Moines & Manchester (NH) + about the same as Houston & ATL

UK-based Yemeni artist Asmahan A. Mosleh, known for her hugely intricate mandala artworks #womensart

#travelbytrain

#writemoreletters #sendmorecards

#tablecloths

The last remaining traditional red sandstone facade on York Street in Glasgow's International Financial Services District reflected in the glass front of a neighbouring modern building. #glasgow #architecture #architecturephotography #reflections #yorkstreet

The boundary dividing public and private land on the California coast is jagged, piecemeal, and shifting. State agencies have long protected this ambiguity, maintaining a fragile compromise between homeowners and the public interest. As the sea rises and coastline erodes, who should bear the loss?

'Pink Armchair' by contemporary, Hungarian born painter Eva Fialka #WomensArt