Born in 1820: English writer (1820-49)

Portrait with her sisters (1818-48) & (1816-55) by their brother (1817-48), ca. 1833

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.Anne Brontë (17 January 1820 – 28 May 1849) was an English novelist and poet, the youngest member of the Brontë literary family.Bronte poems2

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Yashima Gakutei 八島岳亭, Heavenly Figure Riding Dragon/ Dragon (Tatsu), from the series Twelve Zodiac Animals (Jūnishi), Edo period, circa 1820 https://t.co/naXtLSSgkM

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'The Vampire; or, The Bride of the Isles,' by James Robinson Planché (1820), was inspired by John Polidori's 'The Vampyre' (1819). Planché created a vampire-trap, a stage mechanism to give entry and exit to the vampire. I discovered this play thanks to

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Fortunato Duranti, The Virgin and Child with Worshippers in Classical Interior, 1820–1850 https://t.co/yythfZZBb6

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Vesuvius in Eruption, J.M.W. Turner, between 1817 and 1820.

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A Thorn amidst the Roses, James Sant (1820–1916), [2298 x 3000]

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Born in 1769: Italian Painter (1769-1844)

Portrait of (1777-1820), Princess of Lucca and Piombino, Grand Duchess of Tuscany, with her court, 1813

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1870's Day dress by French master dressmaker and designer Emile Pingat (1820-1901). Light pink and steel grey one piece dress. National Museum, Prague.

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I want a Diana legenday... pls
She will pretend to not see it until the price tag is 1820

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Woman at an Inn, with Mountain Landscape in Blue, from an circa 1820 untitled series

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1795年1月2日 ヘンドリク・ファン・デ・サンデ・バックハイゼンがハーグに生誕。
《冬の風景》(ca.1820)

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mini-study of “Alpine Mastiffs Reanimatiing a Distressed Traveler” (Sir Edwin Landseer, 1820)

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Yashima Gakutei 八島岳亭, Deity Listening to Courtier Playing Flute: The Sagoromo Captain (Sagoromo no taishō), from the series Three Gentlemen of Japanese Literature (Washo sankōshi), Edo period, circa 1819-1820 https://t.co/oTF653a7B5

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The final for 2021. Can we manage 4 Ophelias together? I think so! Contributions are by John Wood (1801-1870) James Sant (1820-1916), Joseph Kronheim (1810-1896) & Dorothy Primrose as 'Ophelia' by Stephen Makepeace ('Siegfried') Wiens (1937, Worthing Art Gall.)

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