Showing posts with label Charles Robinson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charles Robinson. Show all posts

Friday, August 3, 2012

Relax and Dream

One more view of the other side of the castle, just to give you an idea of how tucked away the campus is, with many places to explore and have a rendezvous if you so choose. It gets quite dark in late afternoon, due to the forest canopy, so you would need to bring an electric torch. Some parties have been forced to stay out all night, but seemed none the worse for the experience except they apparently had delusions of seeing Faerie Folk. If you chose to stay for awhile you would have plenty of opportunity to relax and dream and perhaps be inspired to write a sonnet or two. In fact, Mr. Shakespeare has been recorded as spending a summer here.

Still, perhaps not your cup of tea?

Charles Robinson — 1911

Saturday, May 28, 2011

The Great Enchanter

Charles Robinson was one of the greatest enchanters of the golden age of illustration. And this illustration is one of his most enchanting, in my opinion.


Monday, April 25, 2011

The Siesta

A sweet little pen & ink drawing from the early 20th century:

Charles Robinson — The Siesta

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Autumn Interlude

The only way I can keep up with posts right now is to jump around from subject to subject, with no theme in mind. Please bear with me.

The Brothers Robinson, that family of illustrators, are phenomenal—this image from early 1900s by Charles Robinson, is entitled Autumn Interlude.