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13 Dec 1627: Kenelm Digby receives letters of marque as a privateer #otd He has big plans (NPG)
@17thCenturyLady @stuartparties @RoyalStuartSoc @cheapsellotape @LiamPeterTemple @ElizStJohn @SueCooperBridge @MuseumCromwell @EARLYMUSICPARTY These lads.
Smoker in bed, with companions, Gesina ter Borch, 1653
(Rijksmuseum)
Beaker
mid-16th century
German
This tall glass, sometimes called a Stangenglas [pole glass] is as richly ornamented on the inside as on the outside. A rare example of a glass featuring sharp-pointed spikes that project into the vessel.
(Met Museum)
3 Dec 1549: Reginald Pole leads the field in the first ballot of the papal conclave #otd The bankers rate him as 95% likely to succeed, he may have written an acceptance speech. But, in the end, Julius III was the victor. (NPG) Had he won, he would have been 2nd English Pope
24 Nov 1554: Papal legate Reginald Pole arrives #Westminster #otd
He absolved #England from schism on the 30th
(Lambeth Palace)
Young Girl Sleeping, between 1655 and 1660,
Eberhart Keilhau
(Detroit Institute of Arts)