Tan Lines

Image: Subject and photographer unknown.

Moongazer

Image: Maggie Vandewalle.


See also the previous posts:
• The Moon and the Hare
• Moon Hare
• Moon-Struck
• Hare and Moon
• In the Light of the Moon
• Hare Moon
• The Hare on the Moon

Bel Homme

Image: Jonathan Glass by Taylor Miller for BuzzFeed's "12 Dudes Of Xmas."

The Winter King

Image: Hannah Willow.

Mon Bel Amie

Image: The Leveret (May 2015).

Afoot

Image: Maggie Bruce's photograph of hares running in a field in East Yorkshire was Highly Commended in The Telegraph newspaper's annual Mammal Photographer of the Year 2014 competition.

The Art of Richard Haines

[Richard Haines'] sensitive renderings of his subjects, whether they are men on the street, friends, or fashion models, uncover a deeply sentimental treatment. It is his fascination with the people behind the styles that informs his every stroke, propelling his work beyond mere sketches into the world where art and fashion intersect. His work straddles the border between fashion illustration and fine art.

– Source

To view more of Richard Haines' artwork
and/or to purchase prints, click here.

Related Off-site Links:
What I Saw Today: The Blogsite of Richard Haines
Richard Haines: Portrait of an Artist – Julien Sauvalle (Out, September 8, 2015).
Back to the Drawing Board: An Interview with Illustrator Richard Haines – Shannon Elinor Smith (Opening Ceremony, October 9, 2013).

See also the previous posts:
• The Art of John MacConnell
• The Art of Leo Rydell Jost
• The Art of Jim Ferringer
• The Art of Juliusz Lewandowski
• The Art of Felix d'Eon
• The Art of Herbert List
• The Art of Joe Ziolkowski

Rocking Hare

Image: The Leveret.

Trio

See also the previous posts:
• Boys Will Be Boys III
• Dancing Hares

Image: Subjects and photographer unknown.

Hare Décor XVIII

Image: The Leveret.

Tan Lines

Image: Subject and photographer unknown.

Song in Autumn

By Djuna Barnes

The wind comes down the creeping night
And you, my love, are hid within the green
Long grasses; and the dusk steals up between
Each leaf, as though the shadow quick with fright
The startled hare leaps up and out of sight

The hedges whisper in their loaded boughs
Where warm birds slumber, pressing wing to wing,
All pulsing faintly, like a muted string
Above us where we weary of our vows –
And hidden underground the soft moles drowse.


Words: Djuna Barnes (first published in Vanity Fair, September 1923 as "Love Song in Autumn").
Image: "Brown Hare Silhouette" by Elliot Hook.