A glimpse of an old Japanese garden. . .
A hand-colored photo taken between 1860 and 1910, from a collection that belonged to journalist Holger Rosenberg, via National Museum of Denmark.
Unfortunately, the museum does not have any other information about this image.
When has an umbrella ever
Kept the rain and the mist from entering a heart
And shaking it with dreams?— Luis Muñoz Marin, from “Umbrella“
A little Monday morning pink and white…
“Flowers in a greenhouse,” between 1900 and 1930, an autochrome by James W. Chapman-Taylor, via Te Papa Tongarewa (Museum of New Zealand)
“Begonia House, Domain Gardens, Auckland,” 1915, an autochrome by Robert Walrond, via Te Papa Tongarewa.
The irresistible and benevolent light
brushes through the angel-wing begonias. . .The blooms are articulate deluge. . .
Elizabeth Woody, from “Illumination“
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