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Deserted Gipsys Song, from The Garden of Kama
3780065 Deserted Gipsys Song, from The Garden of Kama. by Shaw, Byam (1872-1919); (add.info.: Deserted Gipsys Song: Hillside camp, poem from The Garden of Kama and other love lyrics from India, by Laurence Hope (pseudonym for Adela Florence Nicolson, b April 9, 1865 - October 4, 1904). First published, 1901. Illustrated by Byam Shaw, b November 13, 1872 - January 26, 1919. Both had lived in India. She is glad to receive your turquoise ring, Dear and dark-eyed Lover of mine! I, to have given you everything: Beauty maddens the soul like Wine!
The Garden of Kama; London, William Heinemann, p.60.); Lebrecht History
Media ID 25493856
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The captivating print titled "Deserted Gipsys Song, from The Garden of Kama" transports viewers to a world of unrequited love and longing. Illustrated by the talented Byam Shaw, this early 20th-century artwork beautifully captures the essence of Laurence Hope's poem. In this scene, we find ourselves in a hillside camp where gypsies reside. A female figure, adorned in a vibrant sari, stands alone amidst the desolation. Her dark eyes reflect both sadness and hope as she clutches a turquoise ring - a precious gift from her beloved. The poem speaks volumes about the depth of their connection; she has given him everything while he remains distant. The allure of beauty is likened to wine that intoxicates one's soul. It is clear that her heart yearns for reciprocated affection. This painting not only explores themes of unfulfilled desire but also provides insight into Indian culture and Eastern aesthetics during the Victorian era. Through intricate details and vivid colors, Byam Shaw masterfully brings Laurence Hope's words to life. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing image, we are transported to an enchanting realm where poetry intertwines with artistry. It serves as a reminder that love can be both exhilarating and heartbreaking - an experience shared across cultures and time periods alike.
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