#classic fountain

[liamdunbargifs]

Landscape in San Francisco Inspiration for a huge transitional full sun backyard gravel landscaping in summer.

[hiro6plus]

Landscape Gravel San Francisco Summertime image of a sizable, traditional, drought-tolerant, full-sun backyard gravel water feature landscape.

[anonslittlehelper]

Landscape in San Francisco This is an illustration of a sizable transitional backyard water fountain landscape.

[the-evil-clergyman]

Nymphen am Brunnen by Eduard Veith (1905)

[illustratus]

A Mediterranean harbour with classical ruins, a figure of Neptune and a fountain in the foreground

by Isaac de Moucheron

[escapismsworld]

“Piazza Pretoria”, also known as the “Square of Shame” located in the city of Palermo. Italy

[high-quali-tea]

my lair

[vintagehomecollection]

Marble slabs create a ‘pool’ trompe l’oeil beneath a dense canopy of mature plants.

Terence Conran’s New House Book, 1985

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

François Boucher (French, 1703-1770) Fountain of Venus, 1756 The Cleveland Museum of Art

[metamorphesque]

Exhibition “Joseph Brodsky. Save my shadow ", Saint Petersburg

[petermorwood]

I pray you never stop Caturdays good sir, its one of my most defining experiences on 2023 tumblr. Came for the swords, stayed for the cats!

Thanks for the compliment! :-D

I've got no intention of stopping Caturday; last time I counted with any care, about 70% of my queued posts were of cats or in some way cat-related.

The rest are swords, armour and interesting old weapons, fountain-pens and writing, food, drink and making or consuming same, train travel, classic cars and the many other things that interest me.

There are also crossovers, sometimes fanciful...

...sometimes realistic.

This ad reads "I no longer write like a cat..."

Since abandoning regular ballpoints in favour of gels and fountain pens, I no longer write like an inky-footed spider on a trampoline in an earthquake. I have been assured that this Is A Good Thing.

If bribed with treats, this cat will not knock your pen to the floor.

Probably.

The thing about cats in kitchens is that no matter how disinterested they appear to be...

...they're almost always Planning Something.

Here's one way a cat can be on a train.

Here's another.

Indoor travel is better.

And if a train's not available, try a car. A classic car, for preference...

That car is a Rover 12-P2 from the late 1940s; this one is a Ford Consul Mk 1 from the mid 1950s.

In profile, it looked like a jelly-mould...

Or a Jello mould.

Whatever...

[jackxo]

𝔭𝔦𝔰𝔠𝔢𝔰 ♓︎

[hornyforpoetry]

Palazzo d'Arco - Interior Garden // Mantova // Italy

[strawberryteabunny]

First day in Rome! I saw the Pantheon and Trevi fountain and met up with a couple girls from the Rome lolita comm for dinner ૮꒰ ྀི◜༝◝꒱ა (photo with Clara (IG pi_po_password))

Coord rundown:

OP: BTSSB Gingham Rose Ribbon

Headdress: AP

OTKs: Meta

Shoes: Cotton Candy Feet

[i-who-has-never-had-a-name]

Books I think the crows would enjoy:

Kaz: Frankenstein, One flew over the cuckoo's nest, The catcher in the Rye, The secret history, Crime and Punishment, No Longer Human, The silence of the lambs, Demon Copperhead, Eileen, Trainspotting, Hesse's and Cormac McCarthy's works, Antigone, Hamlet, The Stranger, Sherlock Holmes (when he was a child), Attack on Titan & Vinland Saga (manga)

Inej: The color purple, all of Toni Morrison's books, Pride and Prejudice, Little Women, Jane Eyre, Love in the Time of cholera, Mrs. Dalloway, The Bell Jar, a lot of Shakespeare's work, Antigone, Medea, White Nights, Wuthering Heights, Valley of the dolls, Play it as it lays, On earth we're briefly gorgeous, Sex and Rage

Wylan (he'd listen to audiobooks): Giovanni's Room, The picture of Dorian Gray, also the secret history, The great gatsby, The song of achilles, The Illiad, Shakespeare, Letters to a Young Poet, Demian, also Jane Austen's works and Wuthering Heights, Confession's of a Mask, Joan Didion's works

Jesper: That man doesn't read for shit nor does he have the patience to listen to most audiobooks but he'd like to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Harry Potter, definitely a lot of fantasy partly ya, On the Road and also The Great Gatsby.

Nina: Let's be honest she would probably read a lot of trashy romance novels or fun, lighthearted stuff, not that there's anything wrong with it she has endured enough. Would enjoy tropes like enemies to lovers, smut and ya. I have a feeling that she'd like Sarah J. Maas' stuff. I think she would also like Daisy Jones and the six and the seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo.

Matthias: He doesn't care.

Feel free to leave suggestions.

[illustratus]

A Corner of the Villa by Edward Poynter