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🍎 La flore et la pomone francaises
Paris: Chez l'auteur, rue Furstemberg, 1828-1833.
https://t.co/Joaay6yqUy
Eugène Delacroix, Illustrations for Faust: Méphistophélés in the air, 1828 #cmaopenaccess #museumarchive https://t.co/wcPRCfVhyC
@WryCritic Kielce got a lot bigger, but the historical center remained unchanged for the last 200 years.
1828 - 2022
🍎 La flore et la pomone francaises
Paris: Chez l'auteur, rue Furstemberg, 1828-1833.
https://t.co/ACFj1xxdT0
🌼 La flore et la pomone francaises
Paris: Chez l'auteur, rue Furstemberg, 1828-1833.
https://t.co/JTM7d0XXsW
Eugène Delacroix, Illustrations for Faust: Méphistophélé receives the schoolboy, 1828 #cmaprints #cmaopenaccess https://t.co/voLjGXWZGL
アバが好きすぎるからつい描いてしまった。
そして予想以上に筆がのっ…【#ピグパ ID:PC-1828-5199】@PiggPARTY(▶︎https://t.co/q8sflpiHcP)から投稿
#odaibako_geko1828 https://t.co/KTQEvG8kZk
お題ありがとうございます!!チュチュです!チュチュなんです!
勝手に服着せちゃってごめんなさい🙇♂️
Rainstorm over the Sea, 1828 #johnconstable #constable https://t.co/idM5KEHmoi
でもこれが1番の自信作【#ピグパ ID:PC-1828-5199】@PiggPARTY(▶︎https://t.co/q8sflpiHcP)から投稿
TiredSloth #1828 🦥 🤎
https://t.co/PukCHBO4ME
Avaliable on @opensea
#nftcommmunity #nftcollection #meme #nftcollectibles #nfts
Four of seventeen illustrations supplied by Eugène Delacroix (1798-1863) for a French translation by Albert Stapfer of part one of Goethe's Faust, published in Paris in 1828.
#TheVictorianBookoftheDead Mourning evening dress, 1828, Ladies' Pocket Magazine.
https://t.co/WkpykMozVt
🌼 Flore médicale /
Paris: Imprimerie de C.L.F. Panckoucke, 1828-1832.
https://t.co/NpUumynkG9
🌼 La flore et la pomone francaises
Paris: Chez l'auteur, rue Furstemberg, 1828-1833.
https://t.co/sqJHIIblra
Dante Gabriel Rossetti was born #OnThisDay in 1828. 🎂
We have many works by Rossetti on display in our exhibition Pre-Raphaelite Treasures: Drawings and Watercolours. Here are a few.
See them for yourself in the exhibition, running until 12 June: https://t.co/yVcp5rVOSK
Born #OTD 1828 Painter and poet Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
He founded the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood in 1848 with William Holman Hunt and John Everett Millais.
“Places that are empty of you are empty of life. ”