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🐼 Die Säugthiere in Abbildungen nach der Natur /.
Erlangen: Expedition des Schreber'schen säugthier- und des Esper'schen Schmetterlingswerkes [etc., 1774]-1846.
https://t.co/PXVu9FE1Hx
🦌 Fauna antiqua sivalensis, being the fossil zoology of the Sewalik Hills, in the north of India
London: Smith, Elder and Co., 1846.
https://t.co/SejHaG5Pnp
When life hands you beautiful citrons 🍋🍋, you post them on the internet.
These are from Pierre Antoine Poiteau's "Pomologie française" (1846). See them and more gorgeous botanical illustrations in @BioDivLibrary : https://t.co/I26uMZJ2iK
🐚 Bibliothèque conchyliologique.
Paris, A. Franck, 1845-1846.
https://t.co/FS7mDM4yRJ
🐼 Die Säugthiere in Abbildungen nach der Natur /.
Erlangen: Expedition des Schreber'schen säugthier- und des Esper'schen Schmetterlingswerkes [etc., 1774]-1846.
https://t.co/EiOTQhQz2u
In the 19th century, to break a stone from their bladder, men had to pass a nail through their penis and then use a hammer to break it into pieces small enough to pass through their urethra. The lithotomy to eliminate the stones was performed without anesthesia until 1846
1846: A Chinese junk, the Keyling, was the first Chinese ship to sail to USA & Britain. Queen Victoria & aged Duke of Wellington admired her but she prompted Charles Dickens a xenophobic attack that did him no credit. Click: https://t.co/bwYOdDb0yj #Matitimehistory #Victorian
#AMABIEchallenge. According to Japanese tradition, in 1846, Amabie appeared and prophesied that if you show a painting of her she’ll subside the plague.
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Visit @Saturday_am website & check out our GLOBAL #fanart tournament, #MarchMadness for #art:
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本日のイラストは #アマビエ様!!
1846年海から突如現れた #アマビエ!
『疫病も流行したら私の姿を
描いた絵を人々に早々に見せよ。』
と予言を告げ海へ帰って行ったそう🧜🏻♀️
疫病退散!!コロナに負けるな!
#アマビエチャレンジ #ザロケットゴールドスター #コロナに負けるな #コロナ対策 #妖怪
Amabie 😍
This is an ancient Japanese monster "Amabie". In Japan, there is a tradition in 1846 that "Amabie" emerged from the sea and she prophesied, "If you show people a picture of my painting, the plague will subside"
#amabie #draw #drawing #illustrations
➡️Luc-Olivier Merson dans son atelier du 115, boulevard Saint Michel à Paris.
➡️Le soldat de Marathon, 1869. Peinture de l'arrivée de Phidippidès à Athènes.
Nicolas Luc-Olivier Merson
(1846-1920), peintre français.
It's #WorldPoetryDay! Enjoy the whimsical shoe-inspired poem on this late 19th century lithograph by Kate Greenaway (1846 - 1910), an English painter & illustrator. #shoepoem #MuseumFromHome
🌼 Flore d'Amérique,.
Paris, Gihaut[1843-1846].
https://t.co/XAp6KA11NE
@marialves53 @martinis2018 @bmarczewska @MariangelaSant8 @Make_u2_happy @Dominiquepucini @yianniseinstein @albertopetro2 @Messe11 @migliaccio31 @MaurilioVitto @Papryka5 @claudioborlotto @LunaLeso @ritamay1 @AndreWisniewsk2 @arteeblog @MarisaPetrina @DavLucia @cmont4560 @ValerioLivia @CristianeGLima @Rebeka80721106 @CaterinaCategio @scastaldi9 @smarucci461 @paoloigna1 @anthony77631293 @monicasloves @ceconomou56 @MOCarballeira @Jadranka4love @piotr408 @erminiopasquat1 @SilvioBalsamo1 @ANNAMARIABIASI1 @Biagio960 @NadiaZanelli1 @VicoLudovico @BPerrionni @BaroneZaza70 @artmajcar @GiardinoPietro @albert_cunill @alberto080461 @FrankCapitone @anne_camozzi @angela3nipoti1 @fra852 @agustin_gut Signora in Giardino (Lady in Garden), 1882__ Giuseppe De Nittis (Italian painter) 1846 - 1884
"A woman once said to me, 'Any religion that is to be any good to one must be one they make for themselves,' - and it is so. She, curiously, was a clergyman's wife."
Artist & writer Kate Greenaway, born #OTD 1846; she is remembered for her wonderful literary art.
Born #OTD 1846, Kate Greenaway, #English writer and children's book #illustrator https://t.co/vvqdih5T2q < #womensart
"Things are so beautiful and wonderful, you feel there must be another life where you will see more - hear more - and know more."
Victorian artist and writer, known for her children's book illustrations, Kate Greenaway was born #OnThisDay in 1846 #ReadMoreWomen
Kate Greenaway 🌼
English born illustrator Kate Greenaway was born #onthisday in 1846, another one of our celebrated ladies for #WomensHistoryMonth - Read more about her life, work and legacy on our blog post https://t.co/qwGIsX4gAr
Lacking the technical knowledge of the chromoxylography process which made her illustrations gaudy, Kate Greenaway–born #OTD 1846–visited @NationalGallery to study masters eg Jan van Eyck, whose Arnolfini portrait she especially liked, & illuminated manuscripts @britishmuseum.