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Some years ago I was so fascinated (and still I am!) by the about in the that I made my own.
In my head.
Destination:

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2019-05-03

Wedding season is coming up - a throwback to the 18thc. w/Rebecca Tailer (silk design by 1747 worn in 19thc alters. but condition is excellent ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁦⁩

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2019-04-20

Did you know that the tradition of sending started at the end of the and that initially as well as cards were printed? But you can't get brighter than our selection! Just take a look! https://t.co/LApP9flfiz

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2019-04-06

Snake Tales from 19th-Century America (with a connection). New on the blog https://t.co/8eJX2qS9cE

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2019-04-05

From our Archive: Eliza Cubitt discusses gossip in two late-Victorian narratives—by Arthur Morrison and W. Somerset Maugham—a period where oral gossip was defined as negative, female, and played a critical role in regulating behaviour https://t.co/LUdLAq3U6T

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2019-04-02

This unusual portrait miniature depicting husband, wife and six children, sold for £680. For more information see our sale results using this link: https://t.co/Q7GdUcKEhD

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2019-03-16

[ENG] Inspiration of the Day: Edward Robert Hughes (14 September 1832 - 14 May 1908)
He is one of my favorite Pre-Raphaelite / Symbolist painters.

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2019-03-15

"Lighthouse at Sunset" is a painting by American artist Francis A. Silva, a representative of American Luminism. He specialized in marine painting and made several trips along the Hudson River to find motifs for his art.

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2019-03-07

"Aurora Triumphans" is a painting by English artist Evelyn De Morgan, featuring the Roman goddess of dawn Aurora, covered with draped ropes of pink roses, that breaks the shackles of Night, who swirls away a black cloak.

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2019-03-06

William Bennett (aka The Black Prince) was the first officer in charge of The Salvation Army's Clapton Training Home in 1882 & trained cadets for 30 years from this point onward. Here he is with his violin in the late 19thC.
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2019-03-04

Gorgeous from my depicting a charming Elizabethan scene. Once part of a larger quilt. Linen backing and wool batting. Gift from a dear friend.

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2019-02-27

19thC Midwesterner John M. Roberts spent his life farming but was trained as a lithographer - as his show. Alongside records of farm life, Roberts included sketches of towns in IL, like Galesburg, site of this church sketched by Roberts in 1851. https://t.co/Ex0DPx4rAg

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2019-02-26

"The Portrait Painter" by the German artist Carl Spitzweg shows a painter standing proudly in front of his picture on the easel, while his model in Spanish costume sits on a pedestal. From the window sill a small bird looks into the studio.

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2019-02-19