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German Romanticist painter/poet Carl Spitzweg's famous satirical painting “The Bookworm," originally published by the Etchcraft Company.

The bookworm - Carl Spitzweg (Germany (Biedermeier art)

“The Bookworm,” Carl Spitzweg, 1850

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blessed wild apple girl on we heart it / visual bookmark on imgfave

The Storyteller Mural - Randal Spangler

Master Canvas by Charles Wysocki.

Dusan Djukaric "Rain washed street", Watercolor cm-I want this

"The Antiquary" Carl Spitzweg

In Doug Knutson's print JURIS PRUDENCE a vintage lawyer's desk reflects simpler times-few law books, reading glasses, a gavel, an oil lantern by which to work.

“ Captivated Adolphe Alexandre Lesrel (French, Lesrel was greatly influenced by Meissonier, adopting his highly detailed and finished style.

The Bookstore (Detail) - Casey Childs American oil,

Carl Spitzweg The Book Worm - Carl Spitzweg painting in my site, painting Authorized official website

“It’s I, your uncle Scrooge. I have come to dinner. Will you let me in, Fred?” - A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, Arthur Rackham, 1915

a lovely reading corner

One Thousand Stories High/Lori Preusch- "An Enemy of the People" (Petra) Good thing she has her giraffe or she would feel really lonely up there.