151 products were found matching your search for sappho in 2 shops:

184 pages. French language. 5.98x3.78x0.63 inches. In Stock.

Meet your new long-lash obsession. Intensely black, SAPPHO's lengthening, buildable vegan mascara has been created with organic fruit and plant waxes to be both long-lasting and smear-less, yet gentle enough to come off with water. Immensely popular, perfect for everyday, all day and evening wear. Its clean formula and state-of-the-art wand are irreplaceable, separating and coating each lash individually, creating intense length with no flaking or transferring throughout the day; no "raccoon eyes" with this luxurious clean mascara. A bestseller since 2016, this natural mascara is now available in a refillable format. Purchase a durable, refillable metal tube with a refill cartridge inside, or go super low-waste and get just the mono-material plastic refill! Recyclable through Pact Collective, and tested for PFAS 'forever chemicals' in both formula and packaging. (PFAS-Tested: Undetected <10 ppm organic fluorine)

Pro quality and entirely cruelty free. Without using animal hair each individual SAPPHO makeup brush was developed to work with either powder or liquid preparations. The bristles are made from nylon, a synthetic allergy-free vegan fibre from renewable sources, combined with either a FSC® certified wood handle with water-based paint and a metal ferrule, or a curved plastic handle (buffer brush only).

Meet your new long-lash obsession. Intensely black, SAPPHO's lengthening, buildable vegan mascara has been created with organic fruit and plant waxes to be both long-lasting and smear-less, yet gentle enough to come off with water. Immensely popular, perfect for everyday, all day and evening wear. Its clean formula and state-of-the-art wand are irreplaceable, separating and coating each lash individually, creating intense length with no flaking or transferring throughout the day; no "raccoon eyes" with this luxurious clean mascara. A bestseller since 2016, this natural mascara is now available in a refillable format. Purchase a durable, refillable metal tube with a refill cartridge inside, or go super low-waste and get just the mono-material plastic refill! Recyclable through Pact Collective, and tested for PFAS 'forever chemicals' in both formula and packaging. (PFAS-Tested: Undetected <10 ppm organic fluorine)

Meet your new long-lash obsession. Intensely black, SAPPHO's lengthening, buildable vegan mascara has been created with organic fruit and plant waxes to be both long-lasting and smear-less, yet gentle enough to come off with water. Immensely popular, perfect for everyday, all day and evening wear. Its clean formula and state-of-the-art wand are irreplaceable, separating and coating each lash individually, creating intense length with no flaking or transferring throughout the day; no "raccoon eyes" with this luxurious clean mascara. A bestseller since 2016, this natural mascara is now available in a refillable format. Purchase a durable, refillable metal tube with a refill cartridge inside, or go super low-waste and get just the mono-material plastic refill! Recyclable through Pact Collective, and tested for PFAS 'forever chemicals' in both formula and packaging. (PFAS-Tested: Undetected <10 ppm organic fluorine)

PFAS Tested: Undetected

PFAS Tested: Undetected

These powders help to set makeup and take away excess shine. They are silky and lightweight- can even help diminish appearance of fine lines. These powders are talc free, cruelty-free, and vegan. All infused with organic herbs, flower essences, and antioxidants. The pressed powders include certified organic jojoba and argan oil.

These powders help to set makeup and take away excess shine. They are silky and lightweight- can even help diminish appearance of fine lines. These powders are talc free, cruelty-free, and vegan. All infused with organic herbs, flower essences, and antioxidants. The pressed powders include certified organic jojoba and argan oil.

PFAS Tested: Undetected

PFAS Tested: Undetected

PFAS Tested: Undetected

PFAS Tested: Undetected

PFAS Tested: Undetected

In The Sappho History , Margaret Reynolds traces the story of the reception of Sappho's poetry and her afterlife in literature and art from the mid eighteenth-century to the twentieth-century. For women writers in the Romantic period, she symbolized possibility; for the young Tennyson, she was a private ancestor helping him make his own name as a poet. Richly illustrated throughout, The Sappho History provides a new view of Western culture from the Romantic period to the Modern.

Ancient writers were united in declaring that Sappho was an important poet. Her work is today known principally by reputation and fragments hint at what has been lost. This new translation aims to avoid controversy and to be a pure interpretation and it is a fine presentation of Sappho's lyrical verse.

Offers a new translation of the approximately one-twelfth of Sappho's total writing that has survived to the present, and includes brief essays on her life, writing style, and work

This work looks at the legacy of love between women in the English canon from romantic to postcolonial literature. It examines layers of homoeroticism in works by male and female authors, and demonstrates the place of lesbian desire in the Western literary imagination.

In Sappho in Early Modern England, Harriette Andreadis examines public and private expressions of female same-sex sexuality in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century England. Before the language of modern sexual identities developed, a variety of discourses in both literary and extraliterary texts began to form a lexicon of female intimacy. Looking at accounts of non-normative female sexualities in travel narratives, anatomies, and even marital advice books, Andreadis outlines the vernacular through which a female same-sex erotics first entered verbal consciousness. She finds that "respectable" women of the middle classes and aristocracy who did not wish to identify themselves as sexually transgressive developed new vocabularies to describe their desires; women that we might call bisexual or lesbian, referred to in their day as tribades, fricatrices, or "rubsters," emerged in erotic discourses that allowed them to acknowledge their sexuality and still evade disapproval.

Offers a new translation of the approximately one-twelfth of Sappho's total writing that has survived to the present, and includes brief essays on her life, writing style, and work