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Elizabeth Blackwell made a significant contribution to medical knowledge and botanical illustration. ‘A curious herbal’ (1730s) was one of the earliest botanical books created by a woman and an invaluable resource for physicians and apothecaries in the 18thC and beyond.

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2023-03-08

FILM OF THE DAY: From 1946 the last of producer classic this 1 inspired by art set in notorious mental hospital in with chilling atmosphere & nuanced performances by &

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2022-10-31

Kitchen utensils for a tasty lunch, the 1730s.

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2022-09-14

Johann Georg Platzer , Austrian painter (1704–1761)
Fountain scene in front of a palace,
1730s

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2022-06-25

Oops I'm late! Day 7-9 comin in rapidfire >:)
So! Percival, he/him, a bisexual 1730s landscape painter, he is Welsh and loves his husband

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2022-06-10

Schneller Geist “Quick Spirit”/Snallygaster - North America folklore from German-immigrants tales - First apparitions began in 1730s in Blue Ridge Mountains, terrorising the population of the colonies, then the beast returned in 1909 in Frederick Country’s area -

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2022-03-17


Our first of three spotlights on women at Chelsea Physic Garden falls on Elizabeth Blackwell. She was a talented botanical illustrator and engraver, who in the 1730s recorded hundreds of plants in the Garden to illustrate her book ‘A Curious Herbal’.

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2021-03-08

新しいスピーカー買っちった😆
カロッツェリアのTS-C1730Sです。

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2020-12-20

Born in 1726: King of Sardinia (1726-96)

Portrait as a child by School of Carel van Savoy, 1730s

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2020-06-26


This robe à l’anglaise (c.1770) was made from silk damask dating to the 1730s. Reusing such fabric was a common C18th practice. The gown opens at the front to reveal a matching petticoat, at this time made to be seen. IMG: https://t.co/sKSC3KuUEl

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2019-05-20

Detail of a 1730s conversation piece by William Hogarth. The small hands holding a silver tray at bottom left are all that remain of an enslaved African boy, who was cut out of the canvas by someone unscrupulous. https://t.co/Z1lcwTdel8

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2018-05-26

Today we're focusing on colour printing and its effect on three-dimensionality - have a look at Jan Ladmiral's (or l'Admiral) sections of a fetus brain (1738) & heart (1730s) - (from collections)

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2018-03-19