"The four times of the day" by Nicolas Lancret (1739-1741), at

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These funny sloths come from one of the 10 volumes of the book 'Die Säugethiere in Abbildungen nach der Natur mit Beschreibungen' by the German naturalist Johann Christian Daniel Schreber (1739 - in 1810).

You can find all volumes of the book here: https://t.co/qzCaOAeBVz

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Jan Christiaan Sepp werd geboren op 8 november 1739. Door zijn vader Christiaan werd hij ingewijd in de natuurstudie en tekenkunst. Samen bestudeerden en kweekten ze insecten. Hun bevindingen legden ze vast op gravures.
Bekijk hun mooiste vlinders: https://t.co/GsvsJtg5Cl

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Boys Maquerading as Daikoku and Ebisu, by Kitao Shigemasa (1739–1820)

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Margaretha Haverman (28 October 1693 – after 1739) was a Dutch flower painter

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Stunning tarot deck coming up for auction in Switzerland, signed "Jean Bte. Madenie, Cartier et Graveur, 1739"

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Portraits of Twenty–eight Metal Artists, by Kitao Shigemasa (1739–1820)

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第1739話 実は凄い訓練をしている?おバカパパ ー アメブロを更新しました

https://t.co/vvIhzoDzDC

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From 1739 rare painting by Savant Singh aka Nagari Das's Ruler of who gave up his throne, retired to with his beautiful consort, poetess aka Rasik Bihari to write poetry. 'BanThan' even today means impeccably dressed.

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''Terpsichore, Muse of Dance'' by Jean-Marc Nattier (1739).

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Domingo Alvarez Enciso.1739-1800. Academic Study.1760. Sanguine and white pastel on paper.

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【4コマのバハムート】
第1739話「クロノスの流儀編」更新!
今すぐチェック!
https://t.co/tzg0P3idDj

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「そう、僕は死刑執行人…」

生涯3,000人の首を刎ねた男
シャルル=アンリ・サンソン(1739-1806)

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Love Apple or Amoris Pomum, nowadays known as Tomato.
A curious herbal, containing five hundred cuts, of the most useful plants. London 1739.

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Thalia (Θάλεια, the flourishing one), Muse of comedy and idyllic poetry, 1739 by Thalia by Jean-Marc Nattier

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1739 SSR星空凛【凛の魔法】S〇 μ'sおさんぽラリー開催記念

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Essential England and Sweden reading!
[or an excellent piece by Mikael Ahlund on British influences on Swedish artists brothers Elias (1739-1818) and Johan Fredrik Martin (1755-1816)]: https://t.co/ZRI0U49HXb

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