Art Explained by a Writer: The Captive (1880)

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You feel that too?
The rumble?
Air and earth make the same sound.
It's getting a bit chilly
Thanks for rescuing me.
I could sit here forever.
I've never been a city girl.

He lay beside her
Surprised
Her mouth moved
Strange sounds that hurt his ears
But warmed his heart
Wouldn’t that pale skin hurt?
The weather would change soon — rain.



Painter: The Captive (1880) - public domain
Painting: Juan Manuel Blanes - there's no need to visit primary and highschool or even university to be great in what you do and to improve. One thing is sure, back in the days it was way easier to join a artschool, class or group.
1-5-2026
The contest Art & Writing is hosted by @solperez. Pick your painting and write (the story behind) about it.


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Do you really think that this "moor" saved her? :)
In my opinion, he admires his unexpected trophy.
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Ты действительно думаешь, что этот "мавр" её спас? :)
По моему, он восхищается своим неожиданным трофеем.