in 1841 the Irish Emigrant Aid Society was founded to help Irish immigrants survive and thrive, changing the immigrant experience and NY’s Irish community. We explore its roots and those of the related Emigrant Savings Bank here in our neighborhood; https://t.co/DDhMd2fx8U

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Born in 1811: American painter (1811-79)

Portrait of the Artist's Spouse Sarah Elizabeth Hutchison and son, Newton, ca. 1841

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الرسامة الفرنسية الانطباعية Berthe Morisot 1841-1895 ..كانت تربطها علاقة وطيدة مع الرسام الفرنسي مانية حتى انه استخدمها كموديل في العديد من اعماله

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自害(729 神亀6年2月12日 皇族)、#渋沢栄一 誕生(1840 天保11年2月13日 実業家)、#吉田稔麿 誕生(1841 天保12年1月24日 志士)、#脱亜論 掲載(1885

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"Sadness" (1841) by Natale Schiavone

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March 10, 1841: Henry L. Palmer was raised a Master Mason in Evening Star Lodge No. 75 in West Troy, New York.
Portrait by Travis Simpkins
https://t.co/UjuDuBuUwV

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"Gypsy fortune teller". 1841. Watercolor on Bristol paper. Taras Shevchenko, Ukrainian artist (1814-1861). Signed and dated on the lower right. Collections of the National Museum Тaras Shevchenko, Kyiv. via https://t.co/hLl1H2b3pM

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7 mars 1841 : Naissance de Carl Kronberger, peintre autrichien.

Paysannes avec leurs livres de prières.

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Thank you !! is listed!

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The sea is a favorite place
for the birth of visions ~
C.G. Jung

art: Pierre-Auguste ~ 25.2.1841-3.12.1919

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Born in 1841: French Impressionist painter (1841-1919)

Portrait of Mademoiselle Hélène Grimprel, 1880

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Born in 1841: French Impressionist painter (1841-1919)

Portrait of a Woman, called of Mme Georges Hartmann, 1874

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Earthly Paradise in Wuling (1780s – the Edo period) — A Handscroll painting by the Japanese artist, Tani Bunchō (1763 – 1841) — now at the British Museum () in London, UK

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Pierre-Auguste (1841-1919) - Vase d'anémones, 1910

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Auguste Renoir (1841 - 1919)

"La Liseuse verte"
Vers 1894
Huile sur toile
H. 26,5 ; L. 21,0 cm.

Legs Antonin Personnaz,1937
© RMN-Grand Palais (Musée d’Orsay) / Jean-Gilles Berizzi

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...were sometimes enshrined as gods by those whose livelihoods depended upon favourable winds. The legacy of kaze no kami today is that in the Japanese language, a common cold is called 'kaze' which translates as 'evil wind.'

🎨1. Kaze-no-kami - Takehara Shunsen, 1841
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