Happy Birthday Oscar Wilde https://t.co/BgTzpNy2Te is a brilliant intro and celebration of Oscar's life and works. Thanks to @noreen_doody and all those involved in the production!
Updated Acting Oscar. 1895……not all film versions as quite rightly pointed out by @GylesB1 Tom Baker performed twice as Oscar on stage. I wish there was a film of it! Here’s a recording of Micheál Mac Liammóir in the Trials. https://t.co/Coqftdu8dY @OscarWildeUK
Lecture on Zoom from the marvellous Nina Antonia on Uncanny Aspects of Oscar Wilde. Do take a look. @OscarWildeUK@NinaAntonia13
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🖤 Aubrey Beardsley 150: The Artist Resurgent, anniversary conference 1.8.22, in association with @BirkbeckC19@DecadentStudies
🤍 Delighted by all the splendid proposals we've received.
🖋️ And looking forward to more of those! Extended deadline: 1.2.22.
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Hello world. Do you like #timetravel? Do you like #history? Do you like #medicine? Are you stuck inside during #Covid_19 ? Watch for our live posts over on https://t.co/uxAH8IVn9r. Follow us and put on notifications to learn about life 160 years ago.
Welcome to your Saturday Femme Fatale Generator.
Who is your favourite musician?
🎻Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1876
🎻Aubrey Beardsley, 1894
🎻Helene Funke, 1921
🎻Meredith Frampton, 1935
French novelist Alexandre Dumas’s prodigious output was greatly assisted by his corps of ghost writers. Meeting his son and namesake, Dumas inquired, “Have you read my new novel yet?” Alexandre son replied, “No. Have you?”
This edition has articles on Lord Alfred Douglas 150 years after his birth, seances in the 1920s, a re-discovered photo of Oscar, some good book recommendations and info from the society AGM, including the announcement of our newest Honorary Patron Neil Titley. It’s a good one.
Intentions, magazine of the Oscar Wilde Society will hopefully be with UK members this weekend and in Europe and the rest of the world as soon as postal services allow. If you have meant to join and receive our lovely publications here’s the link.https://t.co/0gkdMpttzH @GylesB1
Welcome to your Saturday Femme Fatale Generator.
Which one is your favourite lady of fashion?
👒 Aubrey Beardsley, 1894
👒 Bessie MacNicol, 1900
👒 Egon Sciele, 1907
One of the books I most enjoyed re-reading this year was Villette, how sad that it was Charlotte Bronte's final completed novel. What other masterpieces would she have created?
🎉 Civil society has been heard!
We advocated for a Rights&Values programme that provides support to civic society organisations which cultivate and defend #Democracy, #RuleOfLaw and #FundamentalRights from the ground!
Our voices have been heard by the EU! Find out more here👇
A reminder about our Save the Date... The Keats-Shelley Association of America and the wider Romanticism community will honor this year’s K-SAA Distinguished Scholars, Angela Esterhammer and Orrin Wang on Saturday, January 9th 2021 on Zoom. More info: https://t.co/4ri91YanRW
And first he will see the shadows best, next the reflections of men and other objects in the water, and then the objects themselves; then he will gaze upon the light of the moon and the stars and the spangled heaven.
Plato
#Plato#Republic