Jean Hpldebrant
1860-1920

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by Anders Zorn (1860 - 1920, Swedish)

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Alfons Maria Mucha(24 July 1860 – 14 July 1939)was a Czech painter, illustrator and graphic artist.

“Spring, 1896”
“Summer, 1896”
“Autumn, 1896”
“Winter, 1896”

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Darklings!

Let us sit upon the ground And tell sad stories of the death of kings - tomorrow at

Looking forward to see your takes on Arthurian myths.

🎨 James Archer (1860) https://t.co/6MVaAho9cy

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Missouri, 1860. Après avoir quadruplé son CE1, Simon est encouragé à déployer ses ailes.
Il va vivre une aventure extraordinaire sur fond d’entraide et d'amitié !

🦃 “La longue marche des dindes” de Léonie Bischoff adapté du roman de Kathleen Karr, mercredi en librairie.

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🦎 Encyclopédie d'histoire naturelle
Paris: Maresq[1851-1860].
https://t.co/eLQlkTYooz

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"The Bride" (1886) Oil On Canvas

Anders Zorn 1860-1920 Sweden

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In the first act of the opera ‘Moïse et Pharaon’ in 1860, electricity was first applied to produce a rainbow.

A lantern equipped w/ an electric arc is placed on a scaffolding of suitable height, 5 meters from the curtain and perpendicular to the canvas which represents the sky. https://t.co/nX9A4D56wp

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Henri Martin (1860-1943). The arbor in the northwest corner of Marquayrol park, c. 1910.

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Born in 1748: French painter (1748-1825)

Portrait by (1778-1860), 1807

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Some of these date from the 1770s, among the earliest in the history of fashion imagery.
By the end of the 1800s the number of fashion publications had increased with names like Petit courtier des dames (1821), La Mode Illustrée (1860) Harper’s Bazaar (1875) ⤵️

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Сегодня день рождения Исаака Левитана (1860—1900).«Автопортрет».1880-е. Бумага желтая,тушь,белила,кисть. 38х28. ГТГ

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Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939) "Summer", 1896
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He was also a part of the *second generation* of Hudson River School artists, who took Thomas Cole's founding principles and ran with them.

Like Frederic Edwin Church. Here's his Twilight in the Wilderness, from 1860:

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