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i need to do somthing with my hands at all times even while watching crash course European history playlist
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Old Woman (Mother Müller) (Alte Bünderin [Mütter Müller]), 1918 https://t.co/xxlTKzhIzx #museumarchive #europeanart
Dear Mr. Bildt, Co-Chair at the European Council on Foreign Relations, let my response to you be this:
“WAAAGH!” https://t.co/xYwe0Mq276
Beginning with the 15th century Europeans around the world began to revel in exotic clothes, bringing these into their own fashion to show their status as a worldly romantic traveler. Famous examples include the fez, the kimono, and animal skins from the Americas. #FolkloreSunday
Gezicht op een Italiaanse stad https://t.co/Hr56LefzIA #rijksmuseum #europeana
Haven te Douarnenez https://t.co/Ms2MyDGFRT #museumarchive #europeana
Edgar Degas, Two Dancers, 1873 https://t.co/xcPak759Nn #europeanart #edgardegas
Blad met twee tulpen en enkele insecten https://t.co/4z7Q3WiUH3 #europeana #rijksmuseum
Arcadisch landschap met reizigers, 1771 https://t.co/FKJSXd8UP4 #rijksmuseum #europeana
On May 1st, it’s maypole time. An old European tradition cheering the midpoint between the spring & summer solstice, the joy of warm weather, & agrarian hope —bliss was had with festive fun & flirting. Puritans loathed the unbridled joy, which made it more fun 😉 #SuperstitionSat
Claude Monet, The Parc Monceau, 1878 https://t.co/zB0Oc95Ba3 #europeanart #claudemonet
View of a Town on a River, 1645 https://t.co/r0IlGOkFnr #museumarchive #europeana
Paul Klee, Portrait of a Pregnant Woman (Bildnis Einer Schwangeren Frau), 1907 https://t.co/ItRqPRMVs2 #europeanart #brooklynmuseum
The Glorification of Saint Dominic https://t.co/VQll02o8KC #museumarchive #europeana
Supa Dupa💜(¯`◕‿◕´¯)💜Supa Kool✰˚* ˚★🎈Birthday Dita Charanzová @charanzova
🇨🇿🇪🇺 Vice President of the European Parliament -
@EP_SingleMarket - @RenewEurope - digital - consumer protection - international trade - human rights
#Prague, #CzechRepublic
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‘During the European Enlightenment, the allure of ancient Egypt was due more to its association with esoteric knowledge and mystical insight than to any sense of wonder at the practical achievements of the pharaohs. A growing fashion for all things ancient Egyptian found
