Frances Owenさんのイラストまとめ

@17thCenturyLady @jdmccafferty @SueCooperBridge @tudorfoodrecipe @MuseumCromwell @amylimart @kristianjmartin @restorationcake @RestorationHat @stuartsonline Mouse-skin eyebrows!
I know big brows are fashionable and often need a bit of help. But😱
Please don't bring these back! On squeak is not on fleek
(Here's a BBC recreation of the mouse-brow https://t.co/S2dXWnFHQO)
(ter Borch, Detroit Inst of Arts)
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The 12 Books of Christmas: thanking publishers for proofs.
#12Books 11: Some ebooks I loved. The Walled Garden by Sarah Hardy; A Wild & True Relation by Kim Sherwood; The Blazing World by Jonathan Healey; The Whispering Muse by Laura Purcell; Needless Alley by Natalie Marlow

@17thCenturyLady @NThardwick @cspencer1508 @swiftstory @cheapsellotape @jdmccafferty Here are some more delightful tapestry details: January getting warm by the fire; February a lion (um, OK), and June, sheep-shearing
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@17thCenturyLady @NThardwick @cspencer1508 @swiftstory @cheapsellotape @jdmccafferty Labours of the Months.
British, second quarter of the 17th century, with details of October, November and December.
Worked in wool, silk, and metal thread (Met Museum)
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@17thCenturyLady Some details
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What a double launch last night! @CheeseTastingCo's Cheesemonger's Compendium and @RobertsonImogen's (as Marina Palmer) The Russian Doll. Cheese, chills and Christmas present ideas. Thanks, Imogen and Ned!

@17thCenturyLady @Passamezzo @Sunday_Baroque @SocietyBaroque @jdmccafferty @EARLYMUSICPARTY @EMA_Tweets @CambsEarlyMusic @REMA_EarlyMusic @SHSBaroqueEns These magnificent beasts are sackbuts (not unlike modern trombones).
And here's Matthew Locke's Music For His Majesty's Sackbutts and Cornets, which I first heard with my mum in the crypt of St John's, Smith Sq, as a teenager. Enjoy it! https://t.co/EYCWZ2LdLV
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@17thCenturyLady New York, New York, so good they named it... four times. New Amsterdam was taken by England in 1664 and renamed New York City after James, Duke of York.
The Dutch retook it in 1673 (3rd ADW) as New Orange. In the 1674 treaty NYC was returned to the English
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@17thCenturyLady A view from the south showing the Chatham dockyard burning, and (2) the flagship the Royal Charles, captured during the raid and displayed at Hellevoetsluis
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@17thCenturyLady Sir John Cotton Showing his Mantuan Horses to Charles II at Newmarket (unknown artist, c1670, National Horse Racing Museum).
Charles loved horse racing; he restored the palace and stables at Newmarket and founded race meetings there
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