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Little Ro inhaled a sweet breath of light, musing about the days to come. “Seeing the bloom through is all there is to it,” she thought, feeling quite determined.
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Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May (1908), by J.W. Waterhouse
The title is drawn from a famous poem written in 1648 by Robert Herrick (see below for the complete version). It describes the need to live in the moment (carpe diem) because life is short and beauty is only temporary. This theme fits well with Waterhouse’s other works, but it should also be seen in the time when this was painted because in the same year there was a big demonstration in Manchester by the Women’s Social and Political Union to call for equal rights for women. There are no records about Waterhouse’s political opinions, but the association of female beauty with flowers was certainly something that the suffragettes did not approve of.
Waterhouse gave the same name to another picture that he painted one year later. It is however very different in composition, so it will be presented separately.
Apologies for the silent period, but I will try to resume this blog more frequently in the new year.
To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time (by R. Herrick, 1648)
