She looked far remote...for she and they were in different worlds. She began to pluck the strings more strongly, conjuring up a strange music of long silences and single, singing notes that sprang up, each separate and perfect as some infinitely small silver bird that leapt up like a lark toward the smoky rafters, and hovered a little, and was gone. - The Lantern Bearers, Rosemary Sutcliff

"H is for Harp" - Fanny Y. Cory by docarelle (away for a while), via Flickr

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It's rare I pin pictures of disabl- I mean lever harps, but for the rare epic photo such as this I make exceptions.

Love the use of subtle contrasting pastels that make this painting come to life. Very warm and vibrant. Gerhartz Daniel F. - 'Beginning'

Celtic Harp, Folk Harp, Lever Harp, Irish Harp

1820 Irish Dital harp by John Egan. 28 strings. Exquisite!

Lady and Harp, a Mucha-style illustration published by M. Munk, Vienna. Art Nouveau

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