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Horace Vernet: French Painter of the 1800s - Horace Vernet was a French painter of battles, portraits, and Orientalist subjects. He came from ... https://t.co/GyxJiFSlym #19thcentury #arthist #Vernet
Tales of Monkeys as Pets in the 18th Century and 19th Century - Many people desired a pet monkey in the 1700 and 1800s. One nineteenth century gentleman claimed a pet monkey was ... https://t.co/fSPMtzAmRC #monkeys #18thcentury #19thcentury
Madame Récamier’s Bedroom: A Masterpiece - Everyone wanted to see Madame Récamier’s #bedroom at her house located in the Chaussée d’Antin that had once belonged to Jacques Necker, minister to Louis XVI. The ... https://t.co/x4A4t2NiQm #19thc #18thc
Madame Récamier’s Bedroom: A Masterpiece - Everyone wanted to see #MadameRécamier’s bedroom at her house located in the Chaussée d’Antin that had once belonged to Jacques Necker, minister to Louis XVI. The ... https://t.co/wsGDPTUUf2 #18thcentury #19thcentury
Consuelo Vanderbilt: Marriage to the Duke of Marlborough -
Consuelo Vanderbilt was a member of the prominent American Vanderbilt family, a family of Dutch origin who gained prominence ... https://t.co/F5fq9jtSvm #19thcentury #VictorianEra #SundayBlogShare
Consuelo Vanderbilt: Marriage to the Duke of Marlborough -
Consuelo Vanderbilt was a member of the prominent American #Vanderbilt family, a family of Dutch origin who gained prominence during the Gilded Age ... https://t.co/8mJK5oDf4E #19thcentury #c19th
Consuelo Vanderbilt: Marriage to the Duke of Marlborough -
#ConsueloVanderbilt was a member of the prominent American Vanderbilt family, a family of Dutch origin who gained prominence during the #GildedAge ... https://t.co/RlbSSi26wu #19thcentury
Consuelo Vanderbilt: Marriage to the Duke of Marlborough -
Consuelo Vanderbilt was a member of the prominent American #Vanderbilt family, a family of Dutch origin who gained prominence during the #GildedAge ... https://t.co/OsJKxQYpKf #19thcentury
Fairies of the Meadow (1850): a Swedish vision of #Spring by short-lived artist Nils Blommér @NatMus_SWE. The 19thc developed landscapes of national histories and myths.
Cholera Ship Virginia in 1866: Liverpool to New York - What became known as the cholera ship Virginia set sail from Liverpool on 4 April 1866. At the time there were no cases of cholera ... https://t.co/qUBPX0ZhYj #cholera #c19th #19thcentury
Cholera Ship Virginia in 1866: Liverpool to New York - What became known as the cholera ship Virginia set sail from Liverpool on 4 April 1866. At the time there were no cases of cholera ... https://t.co/bqq3ntJdDY #cholera #pandemic #19thcentury
Spotted some crocuses in the wild so so here’s some lovely illustrations! Saffron (from crocus sativus) historically used to treat ailments such as gout & asthma, and believed to be an aphrodisiac. This 19thc medical #botany text also claims it brings “ecstatic drunkenness”
Andrew Ducrow: The Colossus of Equestrians - A #British circus performer, #AndrewDucrow was often called “The Colossus of Equestrians” because of his horsemanship. He had been trained by his father ... https://t.co/hmLhPA4jic #19thcentury
One of the worst actors in history, died #OnThisDay 21Feb1848. He was Robert “Romeo” Coates, a very bad #Regency actor and an eccentric man. https://t.co/YvPwV46XjB #19thcentury
Currently researching insanity, asylums & supernatural beliefs. Came across 2 late-19thC refs in popular idiom to "The Thing" as a means of describing a tormenting supernatural being/fairy/witch/devil. Both Irish cases. Intriguing. "The Thing" now has modern resonance of course.
Found this 19thC tile while walking near Long Melford. Medieval architecture appealed to the Victorians who longed for pre-industrial England. Dogs in the Middle Ages herded, hunted & protected. A 9thC prayer says: 'God preserve us from the Northmen & their terrible dogs.'
Shout out to fans of #19thC #Theatre - I'll be leading a tour focussing on #EllenTerry and #HenryIrving @V_and_A Theatre&Performance #collections on 6thMar - Details here https://t.co/9WDPYYs9WY
19thc immediacy. Against the light background, the brilliancy of van Dyck's head studies is even more apparent.
'The Moral of Flowers: An Illustrated Victorian Encyclopedia of Poetic Lessons from the Garden'
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The Kiss of the 1800s and Tales Associated with It - A kiss is the touching or pressing of one’s lips against another person and the romantic kiss of the 1800s was much like a romantic kiss ... https://t.co/YAkMd2f8F7 #bemyvalentine #valentine #19thcentury