Restraints
88 creative works found
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First of a set of two. A bit of a nod to Aubrey Beardsley thrown in. The curtain acts a link between the two images but is used differently by the characters. In ‘Restraint’ it is used as a form of security and protection and in ‘Abandon’ used to reveal and invite.
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“The cardinal virtues were derived initially from Plato’s scheme which also includes piety (hosiotes)) and adapted by Saint Ambrose, Augustine of Hippo, and Thomas Aquinas (see Summa Theologica). The term “cardinal” comes from the Latin cardo or hinge; the cardinal virtues are so called because they are hinges upon which the door of the moral life swings.” (Wikipedia Encyclopedia)
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Removing the restraints of thought was drawn on 11-4-09 Passion Part VIII Removing the restraints of thought / And venturing where words cannot go… / To the very heart, the heat / the pain and the utter bliss / of passion. By Anthea Slade
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Removing the restraints of thought was featured in All things Poetical, Artistic, Philosophical on the 15-4-09 Removing the restraints of thought was drawn on the 11-4-09 Passion Part VIII Removing the restraints of thought / And Venturing where words cannot go… / To the very heart, the heat / the pain and the utter bliss / of passion. By Anthea Slade
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A fancy of the imagination.
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Photography: J. Dinse / Model: G. Farquhar / Digital editing: G. Farquhar
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