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A beautiful image of post-Waterloo #Paris from March 22nd 1817 featuring an elegant young man being greeted by two masked female revellers at the bottom of two slides of a helter-skelter
Born #OnThisDay in 1855: English painter #DorothyTennant (1855-1926)
Portrait by #GeorgeFredericWatts (1817-1904)
#WomenArtists #BritishArt
George Frederic Watts👨🏻🎨 British painter and sculptor associated with the Symbolist movement. (1817-1904). #ArteYArt
Social advancement 1810s style. Edmund Phelps, previously 'engaged as a Public Singer at Vauxhall' married the Countess of Antrim in 1817, and 'obtained his Majesty's Letters Patent authorizing him to take the name & bear the Arms of Macdonnell.' #SingForYourSupper
➡️Rêverie, 1883.
➡️Café maure à Alger, 1878.
Hippolyte Lazerges (1817-1887), peintre orientaliste et compositeur français. Père du peintre Paul Lazerges (1845-1902).
Just come across another Ophelia, by Antoine-Auguste-Ernest Hebert, 1817-1909 (apparently, Herbert liked painting "all sorts of wistful and discouraged female figures in a lyrical and passionate atmosphere" (85). Does she look a little accusing, too?
https://t.co/JZIEJ6rSh4
Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky (1817-1900). Sunset over Ischia, 1873.
🥕 American medical botany: .
Boston:Cummings and Hilliard, 1817-1820.
https://t.co/tpvPN1Lw1R
The Death of Richard II (1852) by Richard Dadd (UK, 1817-1886). Produced whilst Dadd was in a mental institution. #Victorian
John Martin's 'The Bard' (1817), as adapted and used by SUMMONING.
#HeaviestofArt
Lewis Armistead was born #OTD in 1817 in @CityofNewBern, NC, into a distinguished military family. His father and 4 uncles served during the War of 1812. His uncle George Armistead commanded @FtMcHenryNPS during the battle that led to the writing of The Star Spangled Banner.
"Stormy sea at night" (1849) by Ivan Aivazovsky (1817–1900). Oil on canvas. Pavlovsk Museum.
Alright, everybody, I think it's time for us all to admire a bit of Ivan Aivazovsky (1817-1900), and his oil paintings of stormy seas. I mean... the subsurface scattering...
@skidwayy 1/12 While Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan (1817-1898), founder of @AligarhMuslimUn, is a well-known figure in South Asia, his contributions to science education and popularization are relatively unexamined. Today, I am going to introduce us to some examples #histSTM #BSHSGlobalHist