Vesper Collection

Ancient Roman Mythology, Vesper, Nyx (Nox) Goddess of the night
Vintage engraving of Ancient Roman Mythology, Vesper (Hesperus) the Evening Star. Nyx (Nox) Goddess of the night

Delicious basket with bread rolls on an alpine hut in South Tyrol, Italy, South Tyrol, Italy

Rustic platter with sausage, ham and cheese on an alpine hut in South Tyrol, Italy, South Tyrol, Italy

Vesper sparrow, grasshopper sparrow and field sparrow
Vesper sparrow, Pooecetes gramineus 1, grasshopper sparrow, Ammodramus savannarum 2 and field sparrow, Spizella pusilla 3. Vesper sparrow, yellow-winged sparrow and field sparrow

Oasis hummingbird, Rhodopis vesper (Evening hummingbird, Trochilus vesper). Handcoloured steel engraving by William Lizars from Sir William Jardines Naturalists Library: Ornithology: Hummingbirds

Music cover, The Vesper Chime, by George Linley. 19th century

EDITORIAL Vesper. Evening. Robes du Soir, de Worth. Evening dresses by Worth. Art-deco fashion illustration by French artist George Barbier, 1882-1932

Evening or Hesperus, ca 1769. Found in the collection of Palacio Real El Pardo

Franciscan Church of San Salvatore al Monte, Florence
Franciscan Church of San Salvatore al Monte, beneath the Church of San Miniato, Florence, Italy. The vesper hour in winter-time. Date: 1905

Gravesend, engraved by Henry Adlard, c. 1830 (engraving)
XJF472247 Gravesend, engraved by Henry Adlard, c.1830 (engraving) by Bartlett, William Henry (1809-54) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

Hill landscape in the evening, Jan van de Velde (II), 1603 - 1641

Picture No. 10880635
Vesper Sparrow - brooding young (Pooecetes gramineus) Date:

Picture No. 10880634
Vesper Sparrow - at nest (Pooecetes gramineus) Date:

Vespers at Abu Gosh Benedictine Monastery, Israel, Middle East

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"Vesper: Unveiling the Mysteries of the Night" Step into the enchanting world of Vesper, where ancient Roman mythology intertwines with the picturesque landscapes of South Tyrol, Italy. Just like Nyx (Nox), the goddess of the night in Ancient Roman Mythology, Vesper holds a captivating allure that transcends time. In this idyllic alpine hut nestled amidst South Tyrol's breathtaking beauty, indulge in a delicious basket filled with freshly baked bread rolls. As you savor each bite, let your imagination wander to a bygone era when rustic platters adorned with savory sausages, ham, and cheese graced these very tables. But Vesper is not confined to earthly delights alone; it extends its charm to nature's feathered inhabitants as well. The vesper sparrow, grasshopper sparrow, and field sparrow find solace within its embrace while their melodious songs fill the air. And who can forget the Oasis hummingbird or Rhodopis vesper fluttering gracefully amidst vibrant blooms? Music too finds its place under Vesper's spell. The ethereal notes of "The Vesper Chime" resonate through time and space as evening descends upon us all. Its soothing melodies echo through centuries just like Evening or Hesperus did back in 1769. Even architecture pays homage to this mystical concept; take for instance Florence's Franciscan Church of San Salvatore al Monte standing tall against an illuminated sky – an embodiment of tranquility during twilight hours. Artistic expressions also capture Vesper's essence; French artist George Barbier masterfully portrays robes du soir by Worth in his art-deco fashion illustration from early 20th century Parisian fashion magazine Gazette du Bon Ton. These elegant evening dresses epitomize grace and sophistication befitting any nocturnal gathering. As day fades away and darkness blankets our surroundings, we find solace in the presence of Vesper.