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But am I not the nobler thro thy love. Illustration by Florence Harrison to Tennyson s
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But am I not the nobler thro thy love. Illustration by Florence Harrison to Tennyson s
But am I not the nobler thro thy love. Illustration by Florence Harrison to Tennysons poem, Love and Duty. Date: c.1920
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Adoration Apr20 Florence Harrison Lovers Nouveau Poem Poems Poetry Romance Stars Tennyson
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But Am I Not the Nobler Thro' Thy Love
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: A Timeless Ode to Romance and Devotion, Illustrated by Florence Harrison This exquisite illustration, titled "But Am I Not the Nobler Thro' Thy Love," is a visual interpretation of a poem penned by the renowned Victorian poet, Alfred Lord Tennyson. The poem, which is part of a larger collection called "In Memoriam A.H.H," explores themes of love, loss, and the enduring power of devotion. The illustration, created by the talented Florence Harrison around 1920, is a stunning example of Art Nouveau and Medieval-inspired romance. The image depicts a tender moment between two lovers, their gazes locked as they stand beneath a canopy of stars. The woman, with her flowing locks and ethereal expression, embodies the essence of adoration, while the man, with his strong and protective stance, represents the nobility of love and duty. The intricate details of the illustration are a testament to Harrison's mastery of the Art Nouveau style. The delicate curves and organic shapes of the stars, the intertwining vines, and the intricate patterns on the lovers' clothing all contribute to the dreamlike quality of the image. The use of rich, earthy tones adds depth and texture, while the contrast between light and shadow creates a sense of depth and dimension. Tennyson's poem, with its powerful and evocative language, provides the perfect backdrop for this visual exploration of love and devotion. The lines "But am I not the nobler man, / For that I loved thee?" resonate deeply with the image of the two lovers, their connection transcending time and space as they bask in the glow of their shared affection. This illustration is a testament to the enduring power of love and the beauty of poetry, serving as a reminder of the timeless nature of human emotion and connection. Whether displayed in a gallery, a library, or a private collection, it is sure to inspire awe and wonder in all who behold it.
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