Contemplative Collection (page 19)

Italy, Como Province, Tremezzo. Lake pier

Thoughtful woman meditating
MODEL RELEASED. Thoughtful woman meditating on a sandy beach by the sea

Hiking in the Corkscrew section of Antelope Canyon on the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona. (MR)

Kayaking on Maligne Lake at Spirit Island below the Elizabeth Range in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada. (MR)

Italy, Como Province, Tremezzo. Lake pier

Britannia and Eve magazine, September 1936
Front cover illustration featuring a young woman with blue flowers in her curly blonde locks, looking contemplative

Study of a seated woman
A beautiful pencil drawing of a young woman, seated in an armchair, her head delicately resting on her hand. Study by Raymond Sheppard

Daily Mirror Advertising space advertisement - Hatter
An advertisement from the Daily Mirror looking for companies to advertise in the newspaper, using the argument that more skilled workers than ever are readers of the paper. Photograph by Heinz Zinram

Jeanne De Valois, Queen
saint JEANNE DE VALOIS daughter of Louis XI, wife of Louis XII, but their marriage annulled because she was infirm : so she founded a contemplative order instead

Fringed Parasol 1914
A large shallow dome shaped parasol in pale pink with a short fringed border & tassels tied to the shaft

Leighton / Woodbury Photo
FREDERICK, LORD LEIGHTON English artist in middle age

Bernhardt / Leaning Wall
SARAH BERNHARDT French actress in thoughtful mood

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"Contemplative: A Glimpse into the Soul through Art" In this captivating Yardley advertisement from 1962, a woman's serene gaze transports us to a world of introspection and deep thought. Just like the subjects in these timeless artworks, she embodies the essence of contemplation. Briton Riviere's "Christ in the Wilderness" (1898) takes us on a spiritual journey as we witness Christ's solitude and reflection amidst nature's grandeur. The painting speaks volumes about finding solace in moments of quiet contemplation. "The Wanderer above the Sea of Fog" (1818) by Caspar David Friedrich portrays an enigmatic figure standing atop a misty landscape, inviting us to ponder life's mysteries and our place within it. It reminds us that sometimes, looking inward can lead to profound revelations. Christina Rossetti's poem from 1866 captures the essence of contemplation with its evocative verses that delve into themes of love, loss, and spirituality. Her words resonate deeply with those seeking meaning beyond what meets the eye. The Penitent Magdalen depicted in oil on canvas invites viewers to reflect upon redemption and forgiveness. As we observe her sorrowful expression, we are reminded that self-reflection is often accompanied by growth and transformation. A young man wearing an open plaid shirt stands pensively in his backyard—a simple yet powerful image capturing moments when one seeks clarity amidst everyday surroundings. His thoughtful demeanor hints at inner musings waiting to be explored. Through various portraits—of both men and women—we encounter faces filled with depth and emotion. Each brushstroke reveals layers waiting to be unraveled—the cool tones portraying introspection or sensuality reflecting an individual lost in their own thoughts. Whether it is contemplating faith or exploring personal identity, these artworks remind us that taking time for introspection is essential for personal growth.