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BL3316292 Green Willow, and other Japanese fairy tales ... With forty illustrations in colour by Warwick Goble. (Edition de luxe.).Author: James, Grace / Illustrator: Goble, WarwickLondon: Macmillan & Co, 1910.Source/Shelfmark: LR.26.d.7 facing page 101
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PCT4274980 Fresh wind, morning wind, lifting the top of the tall pine trees... Engraving showing wind pushing clouds and shaking trees on a country landscape. Illustration of a school book at the beginning of the 20th century.
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COU37661 By Claude Monet (1840-1926) Starting in early spring 1888, Monet spent several months painting in Antibes, in the south of France. He struggled with ever-changing weather conditions, but worked hard to convey the transitory effects of light and wind. Here, Monet captured the intensity of Mediterranean light and colour by using strongly contrasting colours. He wrote: ‘What I bring back from here will be sweetness itself, white, pink and blue, all enveloped in this magical air.’
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CBE8833511 SignedWatercolour with bodycolour21 ½ x 30 ½ inches (54.5 x 77.5 cm)ProvenanceThe Edward McLaughlin CollectionIllustratedMary Austin, California - The Land of the Sun, London: A & C Black 1914, Facing Page 168Additional Notes'The trees have each their own voice – a degree of flexibility or length of needles upon which the wind harps to produce its characteristic note. The traveller in the dark of mountain nights knows his way among them as by the street cries of his own city. The creaking of the firs, the sough of the long-leaved pines the whispering whistle of the lodgepole pine, the delicate frou-frou of the redwoods in a wind, these come out for him in the darkness with the night scent of moth-haunted flowers. But there is one tree that for the footer of the mountain trails is voiceless; it speaks no doubt, but it speaks only to the austere mountain-heads, to the mindful winds and the watching stars. It speaks as men speak to one another and are not heard by the little ants crawling over their boots. This is the “big tree,” the sequoia.’ Mary Austin, California - The Land of the Sun, London: A & C Black 1914, p153-154
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