“The Picture of Dorian Gray” by Oscar Wilde

Dear followers, a few days ago, while talking with Sara P. Lorenzo, a good friend and also an excellent psychologist, she recommended me this classic of literature. I have not yet read it, but she gave me the splendid suggestion to publish this post that links reading with painting and drawing. I’m hopeful you will like it.

Inspired by the blogger of   https://psicolorenzogijon.wordpress.com/

Thanks so much to her and to your visits too!

By Coypel, Charles-Antoine – Allegorical figure of The Painting

By Kitaj – A reader on a rock-chair

By Picasso – Painter and model

By Hopper, Edward – A seated woman reads

By Qiu Ying – Scene in a palace while an artist is making a portrait (15-16 th century. Ming-Era) detail

By Rørbye, Martinus – An artist painting by a shipyard

By Larsson, Carl – A woman in her library

By Vincent, François-André – A draftsman and his pupil portrayed

By Somm, Henry – The artists women in a atelier

By Goltzius, Hendrick – A draftsman beside an sculpture