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Tra il disegno (1825) e il dipinto (1832) trascorsero sette anni.

La moda cambiò e Louis-Léopold Boilly, attento osservatore della società parigina, se ne accorse.

Il pittore decise così di modificare l’abito della figura femminile di spalle.

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2020-10-20

The Opening of Waterloo Bridge (‘Whitehall Stairs, June 18th, 1817’), John Constable, 1832 https://t.co/9rJBpCKkFi

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2020-10-19

The copy of Edward Lear’s “Parrots” (1832) is now looking especially spruce, with a brand new box and binding (replacing an unlovely buckram binding from the early 60s). The new marbled papers are particularly nice. Thank you for making it possible.

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2020-10-16

We love 😍the gorgeous views of Corra Linn and the Fall of Foyer shown on John Thomson's comparative view of the rivers of Scotland, 1832. W is for in https://t.co/EpwR2mbA6X

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2020-10-14

🌼 Flore médicale /
Paris: Imprimerie de C.L.F. Panckoucke, 1828-1832.
https://t.co/yNDcSOxakF

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2020-10-11

Despite hearing the song dozens of times I never thought to check out Lear’s “visages and forms of parrots and cockatoos”.

Between the ages of 18-20 he drew 42 parrots, including some Australian cockatoos. Published 1832.

Tricolour-crested (now Major Mitchell’s) cockatoo.

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2020-10-11

This map of Vesuvius from 1832 shows the routes of flows of lava across 200 years of major eruptions (between 1631 and 1831). We can also see trails, landmarks and cities. Pompeii can be seen in the bottom right corner. Source: https://t.co/rXWqnAKue2

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2020-10-11

Died in 1825: French painter (1763-1825)

Portrait of Adélaïde Binart (1771-1832), 1796

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2020-10-09

Caterpillars and the park: Collection iconographique et historique des chenilles; ou, Description et figures des chenilles d'Europe, by JA Boisduval, et al, 1832, BHL/University of Illinois, https://t.co/0kuGpmRSaQ

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2020-10-09

It was an accident of fate that Charles became a novelist rather than an actor. Famously, he missed an 1832 Covent Garden audition due to a head cold. But, over the years, his love of inspired a few plays of his own and led him to act on multiple occasions

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2020-10-04

🥕 Flore médicale /.
Paris: Imprimerie de C.L.F. Panckoucke, 1828-1832.
https://t.co/msth6ver6F

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2020-10-02

Day 1832. Brain draining.

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2020-09-29

Sept 23, 1832 Darwin's 1st fossil recovered at Punta Alta, Argentina. During the first two years of his voyage aboard HMS Beagle, Darwin collected a considerable number of fossil mammals from various South American localities. https://t.co/hJdxzjUPe7

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2020-09-23

September 23, 1832, a young Charles recovers his 1st South American at Punta Alta, Buenos Aires. Among other fossils, he recovers also remains of Toxodon, an enigmatic mammal https://t.co/4znXdw82Qw 🦴
Artwork by Pelycosaur24 https://t.co/lGeEtF1Pp6

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2020-09-23

Swans in the Reeds, c.1832 Caspar David Friedrich.

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2020-09-21

"Ivanhoé", ce roman lié à jamais à Walter Scott n'évoque presque plus rien. Il a été pourtant un succès mondial.

L'auteur est sorti de son régionalisme écossais pour donner des lettres de noblesse à un monde médiéval quelque peu réarrangé.

W. Scott meurt le 21 septembre 1832.

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2020-09-21

🥕 Flore médicale /.
Paris: Imprimerie de C.L.F. Panckoucke, 1828-1832.
https://t.co/4L96cXpi38

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2020-09-15

🐼 Fauna Boica oder gemeinnützige Naturgeschichte der Thiere Bayerns /.
Nürnberg: In der C.H. Zeh'schen Buchhandlung, 1832.
https://t.co/PupeblEyUC

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2020-09-14