The Vision of Endymion (1902), by Edward John Poynter

Moonlight Lover

Kirsty Stonell Walker - 0
A thing of beauty is a joy forever, or so John Keats (1795–1821) stated in the opening stanza of his poem Endymion (1818). While...
The Garden of Eden with the Fall of Man (1615) by Jan Brueghel the Elder and Peter Paul Rubens Image courtesy Wikimedia Commons

Paradise Grows

Susann Cokal - 0
Herein lie gardens to dazzle the senses and boggle the mind. Some are meant for a community, some just for you; in a few,...
Crescents badge of the king Henry II of France, 16th century, Château d’Écouen

The Crescent Moon

Susann Cokal - 0
The crescent moon is a growing moon,a moon of promise. With a name that comes from the Latin crescere, meaning “to grow,” it says...

Moon Mistress and Shadow Queen

Susann Cokal - 0
The Rivals Diane de Poitiers was the moon goddess on Earth. Born a few days after the calendar rolled over to 1500, she lit up the...