- Art to love
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- A young Frank Zappa appears on The Steve Allen Show to play bicycle on this day in 1963
- Amazing Acrylics
Lee69sin
- Distortion photography
neytiri
- Lord Alfred Douglas
Thumbelina
- kitsune
Commando (1985) . Arnold Schwarzenegger .
- American Illustrators
Memes
- Antique & Vintage Hand Fans
- 1800s fashion
- A banjo on my knee
- Pets dogs
jean grey icon
- Odd Vintage Illustrations
38 Rare Color Photos of Smiling Marilyn Monroe That You May Have Never Seen Before
- early 1900s -1930s
Shira
- Art I Love
Bette Davis in All About Eve (20th Century Fox, 1950). Portrait | Lot #52034 | Heritage Auctions
- BICYCLES
10 Movies From 20th Century Fox That Still Matter
- Art Nouveau & Art Deco Paintings
20th century fox agrees with me
- Frankfurt im späten 15. Jahrhundert
- zero fox given
RETRO IS THE FUTURE
- Blursed_Bros
12 Movies to Watch if You Like Evil Dead Rise
Promo shot «Commando»(1985) Arnold Schwarzenegger as Colonel John Matrix (20th Century Fox) Series A
- Aurangzeb, Last of the Great Mughals
- Woman Side-saddling an Ostrich - Cawston Ostrich Farm, California- Early 1900s
#Phaethon driving his #chariot with 4 winged horses, carrying the #sun In #greekmythology, Phaethon was the son of the #Oceanid Clymene and the solar deity #Helios . Phaethon, challenged by his playmates, sought assurance from his mother that his father was the sun god Helios. She gave him the requested assurance and told him to turn to his father for confirmation. He asked his father for some proof that would demonstrate his relationship with the sun. When the god promised to grant him whatever he wanted, he insisted on being allowed to drive the sun chariot for a day. Placed in charge of the chariot, he was unable to control the #horses . The #Earth was in danger of being burnt up and, to prevent this disaster, #Zeus was forced to strike down the chariot with a #thunderbolt and kill Phaethon in the process. From an #athenian red-figure krater found in #Apulia #Italy , 450-400 BC #greekarchaeology #greekgods #AegeanArchaeology #lovegreece #mythicalGreece #archaeology #ancientworld #artistic #pottery - @greekarchaeology on Instagram
15 Actors Who Didnt Like Or Straight Up Hated Their Own Movies And Shows
- Beautiful Freaks
Ur Gay/20th century fox: the orchestral edition
- Indian on a Indian Motorcylce,1910s [1429x1066]
- Mermaid tattoo designs
- Animal Instincts
- BAUHAUS
THE CHIARINI CIRCUS Anonymous, 1886. Available, link in bio. This large spectacular print is an advertisement for the travelling Chiarini circus. The group performed at Akihabara for the whole of September in 1886. This print was published 18 September of the same year, a quick production to promote the spectacular shows. In the arena we see acrobats balancing on running horses and animals such as tigers, elephants and monkeys doing tricks. These shows with their exotic animal acts were the new sensation and well-attended by the Tokyoites. Their popularity also attracted the interest of print publishers, resulting in a substantial body of prints documenting the Chiarini circus and their shows. The groups popularity was undoubtedly partly explained by the trends of the time. The Meiji era (1868-1912) marked the opening of Japan to the West, and the visit of Chiarini’s circus was thus considered not only as spectacular entertainment, but also as an event of political and cultural importance. The Japanese elite flocked to these performances, and in november the circus performed for emperor Mitsuhito and his court. It was the first time the Meiji emperor had seen a circus performance: it seems he enjoyed the experience as the emperor presented Chiarini with a reward of roughly 5.000 dollars worth in gold. The large red cartouche on this print reads ‘The world’s no. 1 Chiarini great circus!’. Its director and founder was Giuseppe Chiarini (1823-1897). Coming from an Italian family of traveling entertainers, Chiarini was also a true businessman, travelling the world with his circus. In many countries his circus was the first to be seen by the populace. His ‘Royal Italian Circus’, when convention dictated, would also be called the ‘Royal Spanish Circus’ and consisted of acrobats and performaners from a wide array of nationalities. The upper inset of this particular print is an interesting addition to the body of ‘Chiarini prints’, featuring the names of 57 (!) members and their country of origin. #hoteijapaneseprints #hotei #japaneseprints #leiden #artgallery #gallery #japan #Japaneseart #art #ukiyoe #mokuhanga #chiarinicircus #chiarini #circus - @hoteijapaneseprints on Instagram
- Anna Pavlova
- 1950s Hollywood Bedrooms
- Arthur Rackham
Drama • #RoseCumming • #DessinFournir - @rose.cumming on Instagram
- Ancient Egypt
- Patrick Stewart is my boyfriend, make it so.
- Artistic & Sureal Photography
- ANTIQUE MOTORCYCLES
- Mr Selfridge
- Chicago Imagists
- hey now greyhound.
- A Night at the Harem
- Ancient jewels
- Art - Animals
- Animaux: Pinscher nain
- 1300s Fashion
- Aztec Gold
- Dutch art and Flemish painters
- A vintage child.....
- Ancient jewels
- 1920s/1930s Fashion
- Alexander Sigov
- History of ice skating
- collage Black & White 5
- bisiklet
- Negative Space Art
- Art of Edgar Miller
Schoolbooks are shared spaces between a teacher and student; were the drawings on the pages of this ciphering book intended to be seen, or were they the private musings of a restless mind? Johannes Whisler’s fantastical doodles evoke Benjamin Franklin’s observation that “All Boys . . . begin to make Figures of Animals, Ships, Machines, &c. as soon as they can use a Pen.” The left-hand page displays mathematical problems using examples from history and commercial exchanges. Unlike the personal notations that follow in German, they are written in English, attesting to the importance of mercantile and legal interactions between Pennsylvania Germans and their English neighbors. Book of Arithmetic Problems of Johannes Whisler; Probably Johannes Whisler (1795–1874); Mifflin Township, Pennsylvania, United States; 1814–1815; Watercolor and ink on paper, with leather binding; 13 × 8 1/8 × 1 15/16 in.; Gift of Ralph Esmerian, 2005.8.44 Photo Credit: John Bigelow Taylor #AFAM - @afamuseum on Instagram
- Fantasy
- AJAX | LOST IN MYTHOLOGY
- Art: vintage illustration
- Art history
- Japanese art
- Animal sculpture
- 浮世絵
- Albín Brunovský
- Clark Art
- pretty things
- Arte abstracta
- /r
- Business Cycling
- Accessoires Mode
- Boys will be.....
- Troilus and Cressida
- Abstracts 2.
- 18th -19th century cardboard boxes
We did a little digging into our print archive and found exactly EIGHT extras of these Penny Farthing art prints we designed back in 2015. Weve put them up for sale in the DKNG Shop. Link in profile. - @dkngstudios on Instagram
- 20s
- arthur rackham
- Animal Totems
- (3) Persian and Indian-Calligraphy, miniatures, and prints
- Art - Ona - postac klasyczna
- Bonnard
- Art xinés
- Aboriginal/Indigenous V
- daemon
- 1920’s Fashion
- Christmas
- 1949: Tomorrow-Cycle, the bicycle of the future
- Calligraphy - Envelopes
- Art Deco Art & Illustrations
- Beatrix Potter
- 1800 event
- Franz Mark
- ABRAHAM LINCOLN
- Hats
- Albrecht Durer
- Cycle Sport
- Ireland and Easter Rising
- Bicycle
- 16 Toile
- Bicycle
- Cover sketch for opus #3: Fox in silk socks
- BIKES
- Abby
- Art 2
- Gothic Corset
- Asian Art
- Art Appreciation 101
- Mistletoe
- Creative Commons
- Arthur Rackham
- Christmas Themed Jewelry
- Belgian soldier stops the march to give his machine gun carrier a hug, 1915
- Alix of Hesse
- femmes
- Tigger.. and Pooh
- bordür
- Arte antica, archeologia
- Winnie the Pooh & Friends
- Design sculptural
- art - people
- Costume Jewellery from VintageArtAndCraft
- christmas paintings on canvas
- Animals
- cruel girl
- The Chicago Platform. US, 1864
- Indian on an Indian - 1916
- All things holiday-christmas
- accessoires médiéval jeux de rôle
- Dragon anatomy
- matter of taste
- ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
- Animal Inspiration
- Art | Scott Campbell
- Egyptian Cats
- Coyotes and Foxes
- Fantastic mr fox movie
- Scotch Collie
- ART DECO
- Circus - Circus Fever in the Night
- Art Nouveau / Jugendstil
- 18th Century Costume
- Vogue magazine
- DECORATIVE ARTS
- Balto / Iditarod
- Kay Nielsen
- 18th century bonnets
- Victorian kids
- 4vium
- Other people paintings
- COWBOY PICS
- Bawdy, Witty, & Scathing
- Pablo Picasso
- Americana Illustrations
- 19th century Walking dresses Fashion
- Amedeo Modigliani
- DESIGN robin bobin
- female reindeer horn
- 1800s
- Happy Potter Tapestry
- Alices in Wonderlands
- Art
- cats in art
- Y Ddraig Goch
- Antique Paintings
- bohemian banquet
- 20th Century Artists
- COSTUME - 1910s
- Arthur Rackham
- Accessories
- All Things Art Deco
- Edwardian era
- Archaeology & Paleontology
- Paul Klee / Art
- Alphabet Fun
𝕎𝕙𝕪 𝕎𝕚𝕟𝕥𝕖𝕣𝕥𝕙𝕦𝕣 𝕎𝕖𝕕𝕟𝕖𝕤𝕕𝕒𝕪? The Winterthur collection houses so many unique and beautiful historical objects, which Digital Asset Manager Lynn McCarthy comes across every day in her role at the museum. She highlights this watercolor, Osage Warrior by Charles Balthazar Julien Févret de Saint-Mémin, 1806, Washington, DC, as one of the pieces she loves in the collection simply because it reminds her of a gem or a jewel, bright and small but poised and powerful. According to The Metropolitan Museum of Art, “Between 1803 and 1810 Saint-Mémin worked in the United States, producing hundreds of portraits of political leaders and élite society. In Washington, D.C., he met members of three delegations of Plains Indians who visited the capital between 1804 and 1807 at President Thomas Jefferson’s invitation, following the acquisition of their land through the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. Saint-Mémin made fifteen depictions of men from several tribes during these visits.” - @winterthurmuse on Instagram
- Art gothique
- Islamic Geometric/ Nabati / Free Designs
- art
- Vintage Halloween Photos
- Bicycle
- 1940- Claire McCardell
- Wallpaper makeup
- Fantti
- :: Art :: Print :: Pattern :: Textile ::
- Afiches,afiches,
- Badass British cyclist, 1898
- Adam and Eve and the Serpent
- Fox Tails
- My great great grandfather wearing an incredibly huge necktie. Date on the back of the picture is 1891
- arabesque
- Ancient Greek art
- Over the River
- Art fantastique
- ANIMALS
American cyclist Marshall Walter “Major” Taylor (1878-1932) was the world’s first black sports hero. He became a world champion in 1899, American sprint champion in 1900, and set numerous track cycling records. Nicknamed “Major” in his youth in Indianapolis, he was the second African-American world champion in any sport. Stay tuned for some new merch celebrating this legend coming soon, and head over to our Stories to learn more about his life and how he broke barriers. - @handlebarcoffee on Instagram
- Art Deco
- f u r n i t u r e
- 1920s In Colour
- Art Deco
- Fashion Plates: Gentlemen
- Fox, hand embroidery on linen, me, 2020
♀Feminist Fun Fact: bicycles were made for men only... until women decided that they werent. ...the bicycle in the beginning was merely a new toy, another machine added to the long list of devices they knew in their work and play. To women, it was a steed on which they rode into a new world. article by @bustle 👆 🚲: @oopsmark #xotheglow #createspaceforyes #feministaf #empoweredwomen #sisterhood #feministhistory #herstory #feministfacts #badasswomen - @xotheglow on Instagram
- Marilyn Monroe impersonating Lillian Russell, 1958
- Beautiful Wood
- antique jewellery
- Artist: Giovanni Boldini
- art fox
- artsy animals
- EL 600’s
- Dry Felted Pictures
- COLUMBIA
- Bike style
- soft purple
- hoofs, teeth and tails
- Horseless dream
- books
- Bicycles
- Antique Bicycles
- ERKO
- 14th century clothing
- edwardian clothing
- ART - DOGS
- Eugene Sandow riding in to swoop your lady away (1896)
- Bruno Liljefors
- book collector
- My beautiful grandma in 1935. Not going anywhere though as the rear kickstand was down.
- Art in Various Mediums
- Antique Bicycles
- Australian painting
- Animal and Insect jewellery
- A Native American and his buck. ~1880s
- 20th Century Portraits - Male Readers
- Art
- Antique Folk Art
- Adrienne Segur
- An English Life for Me
- Black and White
- Always Love my bike ♡°•○•°
- ANIMALS WITH CLOTHES
Recording delay There has been a life event for the producer which has put us off track for a few weeks All going well we may be able to get back in the studio next week Fingers crossed to get back to work soon! Heres a throwback photo which captures this mood for me... - @samanthajosephinemusician on Instagram
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Many of the features we see in our community today were inspired by bicycles, such as cars and paved roads. The bicycle also inspired the women’s independence movement, empowering women and spurring social change. When the bicycle was first put out into the market, it appealed to men—corsets and voluminous skirts prevented women from riding these high wheelers. In the 1890s Pope Manufacturing Co. started adapting their bikes, creating the “safety bicycle.” By lowering the frame, women could now ride a bicycle. Pope doubled buyer potential by making these changes. With dress reform—shorter skirts and bloomers—women could now go where they wanted and were no longer restricted to the home. This new freedom, where they could exercise and be outdoors, allowed them to feel stronger, and it began to influence their thoughts on their place in the world. Images: Wethersfield Bicycle Club group photo, early 1900s. Frances Howard and her bicycle. #Wethersfield #WethersfieldWomen #bicycle #women #suffrage100 #womenshistory #womensrights - @wethersfieldhistory on Instagram
- Animals wearing Clothes
- Woman in a Fox Mask, Acrylic on Canvas, 6x8
- ANTHROPOMORPHIC
- art
- Arcimboldo Lite
- 20s style
- Animals
- Antique Toy Horses
- adolf dietrich 1877-1957
- Antique Bicycles
- Fox
- Woodland illustration
- Rousseau
- Fifteen-year old boy smoking a pipe. 1913, bike messenger.
- Bestiario
- BABY Carriage
- Artist: Anne Siems
- Marshall Major” Taylor, the first world-champion African-American cyclist & only the second black man to win a world championship in any sport. 1898
- Noble Gentleman in Red, Acrylic on Canvas, 8x12
- Fashion illustration
- Akbarnama اکبر نامه
- Bicycle
- Ancient Gold
- OLD BIKES
- before the flood
- Someone posted a childhood throwback pic but we were too poor for a PC so I couldnt relate. Heres my childhood in one picture.
- Austro-Hungarian Army, 1848-1918
- Medieval art
- Jacques Callot
- Charcoal, Pastel, Gouache, Degas & Lautrec
- 60s fashion
- Fashion concept
- Antique Bikes
- Vintage Bicycles
- My Great Great Nonno in Italy, he was a bike racer! (1908)
- Blue Rider
- Geoffrey Chaucer
- Art
- Animal Art Dolls & Teddy Bear Artists
- Classic Bikes
- 1884 steam vehicle
- Art
- Autumn fox
- edwardian clothing
- Bicycles
- Antique Bicycles
- Antique accommodations of years gone by!
- 1900 boy clothing
- German expressionism art
- Ancient History
- Hades abducting Persephone. Hellenistic painting from royal tombs of Vergina, Greece. [706x530]
- Jane Adams
- Bear Ilustrations
- Bicycle
- B&W Dog
- Beatrix potter
- A photograph of Mahler at age 3 was discovered recently. The back of the photo reads reads: Gustav Mahler—Iglau 1863. Authenticity is being investigated.
- Crazy old photos and pics
