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Giuseppe De Nittis (italiano,1846–84) - Pranzo a Posillipo　circa1879　olio su tela　Galleria d'Arte Moderna di Milano, Italia

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2021-11-11

Bertha Wegmann
1846-1926
Tender moments

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2021-11-09

Undine Giving the Ring to Massaniello, Fisherman of Naples, 1846

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2021-11-08

こんにちは☀️

ケイト・グリーナウェイ
(1846.3.17 - 1901.11.6)

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2021-11-06

Witold Pruszkowski (1846-1896)
Falling Star

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2021-11-06

Double 1846 - Ogre Claws! Another Danganronpa weapon, this time from Sakura Ogami! This modified glove allows you to stand toe to toe with some of the more terrifying fighters!

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2021-11-02

Your daily dose of Turner from the - “Queen Mab’s cave” from 1846. If ever a painting looked like it sounded like an Enya single

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2021-10-30

Happy
A lovely lithograph of a lemur by Lear (Edward Lear) from 'Gleanings from the menagerie and aviary at Knowsley Hall', 1846-50.
We do like alliteration & tongue twisters, they do seem appropriate for someone remembered for his 'nonsense'.

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2021-10-29

I think this is my rarest that I pulled.

The Modz
The only (1/1) Ethernal (body) + White Wings

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2021-10-29

Anaesthesia: *Invented in 1846*

Doctors in 1845:

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2021-10-28

ケイト・グリーナウェイ
(Kate Greenaway、1846-1901）
『ちっちゃな女王がお通りよ』
（The little queen's coming）

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2021-10-28

Joseph Farquharson (Scottish, 1846–1935)
Driving Snow
1908

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2021-10-18

Shipwreck (1846), by Johan Christian Dahl

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2021-10-18

1846 Oct 16: Ether Day in Boston William Morton, John Collins Warren, Gilbert Abbot & all that https://t.co/HiyNUAm7L5

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2021-10-17

TODAY IS MY BIRTHDAY YAY!
You can reblog my works or send some money my way c:

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2021-10-07

Photographs of Rome in the mid-1800s. The first two were taken by Calvert Jones, and the second two are attributed to him: Capitoline Hill (1846) Colosseum (1846) Temple of Concord (1850s) Temple of Antonina and Faustina (1850s)

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2021-10-06

Day 1846: Final Stretch! Almost done with this finally. Only a few more details left and then I'll slap on some basic values with this. It's been a weird week but I think I can finish strong still! I like this pace for these studies a lot more than forcing it in a single night.

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2021-10-03

'[There are] those who believe only what they perceive, and those who perceive only what they believe.

In the first class I include the natural scientists who rely only on their senses and in the latter class the philosophers.'

—#Fechner

(1846, as 'Dr Mises'–image: de Chirico)

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2021-09-24