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Academic Study.1790/1799. Attributed to Joseph Mallord William Turner.1775-1859. Black chalk and charcoal on ivory laid paper. Art Institute of Chicago.
☘ The common objects of the sea shore
London: Routledge, Warnes & Routledge . ., 1859.
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Faces upon the discovery of the Boat Place.
Harper's Weekly, October 29th 1859.
#FranklinExpedition
Caricature of William Morris presenting a ring to Jane Burden, 1857. Sketched by Dante Gabriel Rossetti on the back of a study for Guenevere (Launcelot at the Shrine of the Holy Grail). I've put a filter on Jane & William image 2.
Jane married William Morris in 1859. #JaneMorris
The Kioea (Chaetoptila angustipluma) is the last endemic Hawaiian honeyeater to be featured as a #Pacificbird. It has not been recorded since the last specimen was collected in 1859. Logging of it’s forest habitat is blamed. #extinctionisforever
Pic: Brooke Keeney/HBW
Happy Birthday to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, born on this day in 1859.
Portrait by Travis Simpkins
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#ArthurConanDoyle #SherlockHolmes #Sherlock #Sherlockian #History #literature #mystery #Detective #Freemasons #Freemasonry #TravisSimpkins #sketch #spiritualism
🦎 Expédition dans les parties centrales de l'Amérique du Sud: .
Paris: Chez P. Bertrand, 1850-1859.
https://t.co/y3mqUsRIp8
Not as nice a copy of the print - but here's E.L. Davenport as Benedict, also circa 1859.
@thekroog 1. The big one: Illustrated London News, Oct 15 1859.
2. Illustrated Times, that same day.
3. A common knockoff.
4. A French knockoff.
Note that unlike the current Greenwich photos, the original 1859 dip circle still had both eyepieces intact and a bubble level on top.
International Women's Day: another fine female coat, Frances Evans Gordon 1859.
The Admella wrecked, Cape Banks, 6th August, 1859 – James Shaw, 1859.
(Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide).
Art and Liberty – Louis Gallait, 1859.
(The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore).
For #FolkloreThursday 'The Lord of Nann and the #Fairy (From the Breton)' by Tom Taylor, illustration by Edward Henry Corbould in Once a Week Vol.1, 1859.
Led by a white hind to the 'Corrigaun' and his doom.
First verse, massive spoiler: https://t.co/J8UMLMx8TZ
Damned Women, Carlos Schwabe, 1900.
The Damned Woman, Nicolas Francois Octave Tassaert, 1859.
Damned Women, Auguste Rodin, 1890.
Women Damned, Georges Lacombe, 1898.
Damn!
Glimpse the past. Pierre Edouard Frère, "La glissade" (The slide) , 1859.