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The Father of the Jewish Bride, 1770 https://t.co/4GGEUYzIi3 #chndm #cooperhewittdesignmuseum
Bythos and Aphros, ca. 1800 https://t.co/r46HeJ7pCk #chndm #cooperhewittdesignmuseum
Peep-Show Print, mid-18th century https://t.co/L6Mmgzh10f #chndm #openaccess
Stage Design, Interior of Barn, early 19th century https://t.co/Z8j4emUVPA #chndm #cooperhewittdesignmuseum
A Court Jester, Attilio Simonetti, 1880–1900 https://t.co/nwmRRkNTpL #chndm #cooperhewittdesignmuseum
Stage Design, The Erectheion on the Acropolis, Athens, Greece, early 19th century https://t.co/HRjAfO1ul6 #museumarchive #chndm
Stage Design, Indian Palace Garden for the Ballet "Genghis Khan" by Luigi Henry, 1828 https://t.co/X9qY0GxOlU #museumarchive #chndm
Currants, October 2, 1827 https://t.co/1XBKJw9Paq #chndm #museumarchive
Christ Preaching ('La Petit Tombe'), Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn, ca. 1657 https://t.co/SNKJasyDoK #rembrandtharmenszvanrijn #chndm
Justice (Iustitia), plate 5 from the "Virtutum theologicarum et cardinalium", ca. 1575 https://t.co/a6OBAR3Gj6 #chndm #openaccess
Wild Anemone, ca. 1830 https://t.co/ooeH5WvI3Q #smithsonian #chndm
Illustration for Hamlet: Hamlet and the Queen (III,4), 1834 https://t.co/QqUOJEPsRP #smithsonian #chndm
Habit de Cordonnier [The Shoemaker], ca. 1695 https://t.co/hxAuzZYSGC #chndm #smithsonian
Chair and Three Tripods, ca. 1790 https://t.co/HVZXue1C4y #openaccess #chndm
Project for the decoration of a chapel, 1700–1730 https://t.co/lCKFBVIDXL #chndm #cooperhewittdesignmuseum
Studies after Four Statues on the Tomb of Julius II, after Michelangelo: Moses; Madonna and Child; Leah, Virtue; Rachel, Religion, 1821–22 https://t.co/yprloG96P9 #chndm #museumarchive
Strasburg Woman, Wenceslaus Hollar, 1643 https://t.co/jBsdX2oJM2 #chndm #museumarchive
Costumes of Sorrento, Ischia, Procida, and Gaëta, 1828 https://t.co/QXZRzkGWq6 #chndm #cooperhewittdesignmuseum
Here's an image with a similar color scheme from @si_chndm: Pastoral Scene, 2nd process, ca. 1840 https://t.co/Vw5ulUbpnd #openaccess #chndm
Ecce Homo (copy), Lucas van Leyden, after 1510 https://t.co/Kvl6KB2llc #museumarchive #chndm