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From the blog archives of All Things Georgian, 'Secrets of the Cosmetic Art' https://t.co/RPP6lkF3L8
From All Things Georgian blog archives, 'Orange, a fashionable colour in the 18th century' - https://t.co/1Mg658Pobg
"Let's Study" is a beautiful Georgian avant-garde children's book written by Taso Zaalishvili and illustrated by S. Zaalishvili in 1928.
#soviet #sovietart
From the archives of All Things Georgian, 'Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire - her final days' https://t.co/fG24wVHqJm
'It is impossible to collect the suffrages of all parties; the nature and education and various and clashing interests of men deny it. He who attempts to be a universal favourite will forfeit the respect of all.'
#ConductInAMinisterialCapacity
#19thCentury #Georgian
New on the All Things Georgian blog, 'Monsieur Garnerin and his maiden balloon flight in England' https://t.co/G1aSaEG7Gl
Joshua Reynolds, British (1723-1792)
Selina, Lady Skipworth, 1787.
@frickcollection #Georgian
'I do not advise him to purchase the silence or the support of brawlers; or to pension those diurnal vassals of the press who subsist by their petulance and scandal."
#ConductInAMinisterialCapacity
#19thCentury #Georgian
(Img of George Ensor: British Museum collection)
A #Georgian Heroine is in @penswordbooks #summer sale.
Reading the first few pages of this absorbing bio, it's hard to believe that the authors haven't concocted a wild historical spoof, for this truly is an amazing story. #JaneAusten's Regency World Mag
https://t.co/Ot3IL31qdl
I've been reading the section 'Conduct in a Ministerial Capacity' from George Ensor's 1806 book 'The Independent Man.'
There's some great (and maybe still relevant?) observations, so I'm going to tweet them under the hashtag #ConductInAMinisterialCapacity.
#georgian #regency
From the blog archives of All Things Georgian, 'Hideous Hats' https://t.co/WWE6nKz46H
Wednesday's Zoom talk 'The Book That Changed My Life' Julian Pooley will tell the story of how the purchase of an anonymous pocket diary, led him to discover extensive previously unknown archives of John Nichols, one of Georgian London's prominent printers https://t.co/PWpB3ExGv7
#OnThisDay the Georgian Lords passed 9,000 tweets since setting up shop in May 2017.
How did that happen?
#HistParl #twitterstorians
From All Things Georgian blog archives, 'Eighteenth-Century Agony Aunts https://t.co/72obgGxBM1
Good morning - I hope you slept like a bilberry stuffed capercaillie. I'm starting with 'The Eye of God', by the extraordinary Victorian artist, Georgiana Houghton. Watercolour, 1862.
#GeorgianJewelry topaz and chrysoberyl set c 1780
This demi parure consists of a bodice ornament and girandole design ear pendants.
Does Lady Catherine wear these when the Collinses come to dinner?
Are you looking for creative activities this #BankHolidayWeekend? Click below for free downloadable worksheets which will help you create edible colours, make a sign for your home and even write beautiful Georgian-style letters!
👉 https://t.co/HjwcRaxmRL
#Crome200 #FamilyFun
Our collective hot vampire oc ! (I don’t think my late Georgian clothing is accurate but maybe he’s at a ren fair and on a budget or something) ! 🌹