Theodore Robinson The Red Gown painting

Theodore Robinson The Red Gown paintingTheodore Robinson The Cowherd paintingTheodore Robinson Man with Scythe painting
wood went on fire at Cape Misenum to the south-west and blazed magnificently. As soon as Caligula reached Bauli again he dismounted and called for his gold-pronged trident and his other purple cloak worked over with silver fish and dolphins. With these he entered the biggest of his five cedar-built pleasure barges which were waiting on the shore-side of the bridge, and was rowed out in it to the middle island of the five, which was by far the biggest, followed by most of his troops in war-vessels.
Here he disembarked, mounted a silk-hung platform and harangued the crowds as they passed along the bridge. There were watchmen to keep them on the move, so nobody heard more than a few sentences, except his friends around the platform-among whom I found myself-and the soldiers in the nearest war-vessels, who had not been permitted to land. Among other