There is just something about Virginia skies, even during a frigid March day.
That antiquated building you see is the historic Hotel Roanoke, the original iteration of which was erected in 1882 (before being rebuilt).
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“Ulysses and Calypso,” Arnold Böcklin, 1882
Oil on mahogany wood.
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“View on Moscow from Sparrow Hills,” Arkhip Kuindzhi, 1882
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The Hotel Roanoke.
Originally built in 1882. I thought it would be fun to include a 1910 photo beneath the shot I took tonight.
The hotel is … owned and operated by Virginia Tech? I did not know that.
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“The Eye, Like a Strange Balloon, Mounts Toward Infinity.” Odilon Redon, 1882
Lithograph.
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“Abelard and His Pupil Heloise,” Edmund Leighton, 1882
Oil on canvas.
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“Château de Pau. Current state. Main facade.” Auguste Lafollye, 1882
Copper engraving print. Part of the Fonds Ancely of the City Library of Toulouse.
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“Spring in the Woods,” Isaac Ilyich Levitan, 1882
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John William Waterhouse’s “Diogenes,” 1882
Oil on canvas.
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John William Waterhouse’s “Diogenes,” 1882
Oil on canvas.
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