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Monday:
ECF on @ProjectMUSE | #18thcentury #readecf
"Transformations of Gender and Race in Maria Riddell's Transatlantic Biopolitics," by Melissa Bailes
https://t.co/wAqjQDzNko
#OnThisDay 20Oct1816 A lioness attacks the Exeter Mail. Read this fascinating story. https://t.co/eCO9P85j8c #18thcentury #Exeter
Cashmere Shawls in the 1700 and 1800s - Cashmere shawls were first introduced in Europe around the late 1700s. Joan Hart, a textile expert of today, ... https://t.co/fcZ1hJFZ8t #shawls #18thcentury #19thcentury
#MammalMonday The spectral bat (Vampyrum spectrum) is the largest chiropter in the New World. This drawing is from the Royal Botanical Expedition to New Spain (1787-1803), one of the most ambitious scientific expeditions in #18thCentury. #Archives #SciArt #Mammals #Bats #NatHist
Between the years 1808-1815, Englishman William Berryman lived in Jamaica and produced over 300 sketches of landscapes and enslaved individuals (@librarycongress). 1/
#HECAA #arthistory #long18thcentury #19thcentury #slaveryinart #slavery #Jamaica #Britishart #landscape
Fouquier-Tinville: Purveyor to the Guillotine - Fouquier-Tinville was born Antoine Quentin Fouquier de Tinville and became a French public prosecutor who, because of his zeal during ... https://t.co/mKML1XMWGQ #18thcentury #guillotine #FridayReads
Fouquier-Tinville: Purveyor to the Guillotine - Fouquier-Tinville was born Antoine Quentin Fouquier de Tinville and became a French public prosecutor who, because of his zeal during ... https://t.co/JJM3CZBA9T #18thcentury #18thc #1700s
Fouquier-Tinville: Purveyor to the Guillotine - Fouquier-Tinville was born Antoine Quentin Fouquier de Tinville and became a French public prosecutor who, because of his zeal during ... https://t.co/36o6UOTQbp #18thcentury #18thc #FrenchRevolution
Fouquier-Tinville: Purveyor to the Guillotine - Fouquier-Tinville was born Antoine Quentin Fouquier de Tinville and became a French public prosecutor who, because of his zeal during ... https://t.co/JJM3CZBA9T #18thcentury #FridayReads #FrRev
Sharpers, Shopkeepers, and the Georgian Era - A sharper was defined by Francis Grose in his eighteenth century dictionary as, “A cheat, one that lives by his wits.” ... https://t.co/WFJ4p44gKn #wwwblog #georgianera #18thcentury
Orthoptera metamorphosis, illuminated intaglio by Johannes Augustin Rösel von Rosenhof (1705-1759). He was an important figure in modern entomology. #VanBerkheij collection #Archives #Zoology #Insects #Orthoptera #18thCentury #SciArt #ScientificIllustration #NatHist #Museums
Born #OnThisDay 1Sep1789 Marguerite Power, Countess of #Blessington forced to marry Cpt. Maurice St. Leger Farmer, a drunk who died when he fell out a window. Four months later, she married ... More: https://t.co/HgNkJfKb29 #18thcentury
#OnThisDay 27Aug1788 Jacques Necker named as French Minister of Finance. He was viewed as the savior of France by many as the country stood on brink of ruin, but his actions could not and did not stop the French Revolution. #necker #18thcentury
In The Harp Lesson by Jean Antoine Théodore Giroust (1791, @DallasMuseumArt), the young Louise Marie Adelaïde Eugénie de Bourbon d’Orléans is joined in a duet by her governess, Madame de Genlis, while her English teacher, Mademoiselle Paméla listens. 1/
#HECAA #18thcentury
ECF front covers for #timetravelTuesday
Retro design and full color: see pics.
Read ECF journal on Project MUSE --
https://t.co/bzNRfH3rMn
#readecf #18thcentury @ProjectMUSE
ONLINE EXHIBIT: The #Botany of Empire in the Long #18thCentury
How did Europeans get pineapple 🍍for centerpieces at important dinner parties?
A 1770 manual gives shipping tips for plants (https://t.co/Q8tWlgr019). Hothouses were popular for growing (https://t.co/VqBA6W8E5E). 2/4
It’s #MicroMonday! Do you recognize this painting?
#HECAA #18thcentury #arthistory
In August 1804, Alexander v. Humboldt returned from his journey to the Americas very much the hero of the hour.
Find out how it all began: Becoming Alexander von Humboldt – A Budding Explorer in Georgian England
https://t.co/7w1JeY8URh
#History #Travel #18thcentury #regency