The Venus Room
from Sonnets: Part II
Under the mountain, as when I first knew
Its low black roof, and chimney creeper-twined,
The red house stands; and yet my footsteps find
Vague in the walks, waste balm and feverfew.
But they are gone; no soft-eyed sisters trip
Across the porch or lintels; where, behind,
The mother sat,--sat knitting with pursed lip.
The house stands vacant in its green recess,
Absent of beauty as a broken heart;
The wild rain enters; and the sunset wind
Sighs in the chambers of their loveliness,
Or shakes the pane; and in the silent noons,
The glass falls from the window, part by part,
And ringeth in the grassy stones.
Frederick Goddard Tuckerman (1821-1873)
Eric Bulatov, The Entrance
Vadimir Bugrin, Portrait of Michel Brochetain
Vladimir Goos, Erotica
Viatcheslav Kalinin, Tea
Vladimir Nemukhin, The Joker
Vladimir Nemukhin, Seven of diamonds
Oscar Rabin, The Smoked and the Salted
Mikhail Roguinski, Self-portrait
Anatoli Slepyshev, Peasant, Horse and little dog
Boris Sveshnikov, Midday in July
Boris Svesnikhov, Urban landscape
Vladimir Titov, Perestroika 1989 (Moscow from my window)
Vladimir Titov, Tramps in the Metro
Oleg Tselkov, Untitled
Oleg Tselkov, Untitled
Oleg Tselkov, The Blue Cup
V. Yakovlev, Flower
Edward Zelenin, Lady with a hat
Edward Zelenin, Postal stamp in USSR (unique for a living artist)
Anatoli Zverev, Portrait of a Moscow painter
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